Voyant Health: History

Voyant Health is proud of its history of predicting customer needs and rapidly responding with innovative solutions that have transformed the orthopedic workflow. We surround ourselves with the best people and partners. We’re privileged to work with world-class institutions and customers. And, the best is yet to come.

Timeline	Milestone
	March Voyant Health relaunches OrthoWeb™—built on cloud technology. KingMark™ is introduced at AAOS—the double-marker calibration device virtually eliminates errors in positioning markers on patients for hip replacements.
	November TraumaCad and Orthocrat changes its name to Voyant Health and launches its new brand at the annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA). February TraumaCad Version 2.2 released at AAOS. Auto-Hip templating Auto-deformity-correction 40,000 templates from 30 manufacturers August Visual planning for the Taylor Spatial Frame (TSF) introduced to great acclaim at the Baltimore Limb Deformity Course.
	March OrthoWeb unveiled at AAOS: Now allows online storage and sharing of surgical plans, with complete web access from anywhere: Bridges the gap between a surgeon’s clinic and the O.R. May OrthoFlow introduced at the Society for Imaging and Informatics in Medicine (SIIM): “Swipe Card, See image” allows busy surgeons to save valuable time each day April TraumaCad receives: IS0-13485 quality rating CE certification November OrthoFlow well-received at annual meeting of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA). Customer base grows to 800, to include: Kaiser Permanente, Northern California Duke University Yale University Hospital George Washington University Hospital University of Marseilles Southampton University Hospital Template support grows to 20 manufacturers and over 30,000 templates.
	February TraumaCad Version 2.0 unveiled at the annual meeting of the American Academy of Orthopedic Surgeons (AAOS). New capabilities include: Spine procedures Foot and Ankle procedures Trauma surgery planning, including locking plates and plate-blending 3D templating using CT images Nuffield Hospitals (UK) selects TraumaCad for 40-hospital installation. July Large institutions install TraumaCad: OrthoCarolina (Charlotte, NC), with more than 75 surgeons Fletcher-Allen Healthcare Template support grows to 12 manufacturers and more than 15,000 templates. August Baltimore Limb Deformity Course: TraumaCad Version 2.0 selected for teaching the hundreds of surgeons who attend the course
	March TraumaCad Version 1.5 released, with new features: Zero-click auto-calibration Sub-specialty measurements Automatic template updates Growth Calculator, including Growth Multiplier based on the work of Dror Paley, M.D. 8 UK hospitals install TraumaCad. Among them are: Newcastle-upon-Tyne Hospitals NHS Trust Milton Keynes General Kings College Hospital November RamSoft, ScImage, and other PACS companies add TraumaCad to their solutions. UK installations grow to 15. Among them are: Barts and Royal London Hospitals NHS Trust Coventry and Warwickshire Hospitals NHS Trust Hammersmith Hospitals NHS Trust US installations grow, now including Montefiore Medical Center (New York).
	November TraumaCad Version 1.5 released. DR Systems, Fuji Medical, Intelerad, Ferrania, and other PACS vendors added as partners. 50-installation milestone reached. Among the customers are Albert Einstein Medical Center, Philadelphia Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center Lenox Hill Hospital Austin Radiological Association 10,000 templates now supported.
	October SpatialCad Pre-Operative Planning released for the Taylor Spatial Frame (TSF) from Smith & Nephew. November FDA 510-K clearance received for TraumaCad. 8 PACS companies now offer TraumaCad: WebMD, Orex, UltraRad, Viztek,iCRco, Vepro, MTS, and Dynamic Imaging. Deformity Correction Planning introduced.
	April Orthocrat founded by Zeev Glozman, Dr. Doron Norman, and Meron Liram. Founding mission was to allow busy orthopedic surgeons to accurately perform pre-surgical templating using digital X-ray images. November TraumaCad Version 1.3 released. Digital templates from Biomet, DePuy, Smith & Nephew, Stryker, and Zimmer supported.