Philips highlights Integrated Diagnostics’ role in the future of cardiovascular informatics following MediReport acquisition

Philips brings together expertise in diagnostic and interventional cardiology, image-guided therapy and informatics to support cardiovascular care, from diagnosis through intervention and follow-up. As part of its presence at TCT, Philips will showcase innovations that support clinical confidence, streamline workflows and make meaningful information easier to access, while engaging with customers and clinical leaders on opportunities to better connect diagnostic and interventional care.

Cardiovascular teams often work across separate imaging, hemodynamic, documentation and reporting systems. This can require repeated data entry and delay access to the complete clinical information needed for procedure reporting, coding and follow-up.

In Philips’ Future Health Index 2025: Cardiology Snapshot, 79% of cardiac care professionals surveyed reported losing clinical time because patient data was incomplete or inaccessible. Almost half of this group reported losing more than 45 minutes per shift [1]. These findings underline the need to make clinical information easier to capture, access and reuse across the care pathway.

Following the acquisition of MediReport, Philips expects to strengthen its cardiovascular informatics capabilities. MediReport 360 supports structured cardiovascular documentation and real-time reporting at the point of care, with guided workflows before, during and after procedures. It enables health systems to capture clinical information once and reuse it across physician and nursing reports, coding, registries, analytics, charge capture and follow-up. MediReport’s technologies support cloud and on-premises deployment, with vendor-neutral interfaces to imaging systems, hemodynamic systems and hospital IT.

“Clinicians need technology that fits the way they work and gives them more time for patient care”, said Madhuri Sebastian, Business Unit Leader Imaging Informatics at Philips. “The capabilities developed by MediReport complement Philips’ strengths in cardiovascular imaging, hemodynamics and enterprise informatics. Together, they are expected to simplify how information moves across cardiac care, enabling a more connected experience for care teams. This would also support Philips’ longer-term direction towards cloud-ready, AI-enabled cardiovascular and integrated diagnostics workflows.”