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Access and view radiology images and reports on your iPhone. This secure application provides mobile access to medical imaging data, supporting various modalities and offering features like zoom, scroll, and push notifications for critical alerts. It is intended for viewing only when a workstation is unavailable.
What's New in St Josephs
5.602
April 20, 2015
This app has been updated by Apple to display the Apple Watch app icon. - UI Optimized for iOS8, iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus - minor bug fixes
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What is St Josephs used for?
St Josephs allows radiologists and physicians to access and view radiology images and reports on their iPhone. It provides secure mobile access to medical imaging data, supporting various modalities.
Can St Josephs be used for diagnosis?
No, St Josephs should not be used for diagnostic purposes. It is intended for viewing images and reports only when a radiology workstation is not accessible.
What medical imaging modalities does St Josephs support?
St Josephs supports a range of modalities including CR, CT, MG, MR, NM, OT, US, and more, powered by MphRx Mobile Connect.
How is data secured in St Josephs?
Data is transferred using encrypted methods over wireless and mobile networks via MphRx Secure Private Cloud, ensuring secure and private access to your medical imaging information.
What features are available for viewing images in St Josephs?
The application offers intuitive controls for viewing images, including support for zoom, scroll, and cine loop functionality for detailed examination.
Does St Josephs offer alerts for critical information?
Yes, St Josephs provides push notifications for critical and panic alerts, ensuring users are promptly informed of urgent findings.
What devices is St Josephs compatible with?
St Josephs is available for iPhone, iPad, and iPod, allowing for flexible access across Apple mobile devices.
How often is St Josephs updated?
The latest version of St Josephs is 5.602, which was last updated on April 20, 2015. This indicates infrequent updates since its initial release in 2014.




