Mini is the price. Not the feature list.Mini is the price.Not the feature list.

Reads a US clinic's MRIs right now

A working American imaging clinic runs this exact stack in production. Not a demo build, not a pilot.

The old archive moved itself

A wall of discs went in; the imports deduplicate, resume on their own, and never re-upload.

Survives a power cut without a phone call

Autostart plus a watchdog that probes health every 5 minutes and reboots the stack.

Takes scans from every machine in the building at once

The index runs on a PostgreSQL connection pool sized from a real measured burst, not framework defaults; the worklist cache backend is Redis or in-memory depending on deployment, so reading the worklist never depends on one external cache service staying up.

Ships weekly, and says what's missing

New releases land weekly, security fixes first. No HL7 yet, and we print that instead of promising it.

Refuses an unsafe contrast order before it's booked

A hard server-side rule blocks an MRI-with-contrast referral when the entered eGFR is under 30, on both the referrer's and the clinic's own submit path. Not a warning, a block.

Two doctors can't win the same slot

Booking claims a slot atomically; if the record write fails downstream, the claim releases itself. The doctor a second too slow sees it's gone immediately, not a double-booked room later.

Every referral re-checks pregnancy and allergy status fresh

Answers are captured per-referral, not read off an old profile; a pregnancy override needs the ordering physician's own written reason on the record before it goes through.

A quiet referrer shows up in an email, not a lost quarter

The weekly digest names a doctor who has gone quiet after being active, so a relationship problem surfaces before it becomes a revenue drop.