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Faster access to images, reports and patient information

Our Digital Imaging Platform

Morton & Partners is committed to delivering a superior service to our referrers and their patients, through the use of the latest in technological innovation.

All of our branches are fully digital, eliminating paperwork and increasing the accessibility to patient information through any of our imaging platforms.

Images and reports are now practically instantly available to clinicians and referrers.

Images along with all the relevant billing and patient information are sent through to our radiologist, who will double check the data, report and sign the case off.

This promotes efficient workflow and assists Morton & Partners to continuously ensure a higher standard of service delivery to referrers and patients alike.

Morton & Partners is a fully digital radiology practice. All branches are connected via a secure PACS network, giving referrers instant access to images and reports through our two platforms — XERO Viewer and Enterprise Imaging (EI).

Should you need assistance to access any of the below platforms, please contact our support centre:

(021) 276 2019
imaging@morton.co.za
Business hours: 08:00 – 17:30
After hours (emergency number): (083) 607 4613

XERO Viewer
Enterprise Imaging

What is XERO?

XERO is a web-based medical imaging service intended for use by all our referring physicians or healthcare professionals. It provides access to radiology images and reports.

Who is it for?

All registered referrers and clinicians who need quick, browser-based access to radiology images and reports.

How do I access XERO?

Access XERO Viewer by going to https://mobile.morton.co.za/ and using your login details to access the patient’s information.


If you have not yet accessed XERO before, please contact our PACS support centre to help register your profile.

System requirements / Browser support

Xero Viewer is a web-based imaging platform and is thus system agnostic (i.e. will work on Windows, MacOS, iOS and Android).


Our IT team recommends using Chrome to access XERO for an optimal user experience.

Support or Registration

Need access? Complete our Register for an Image Viewer form, and our PACS support team will assist you within one business day.

Contact them on:

(021) 276 2019
imaging@morton.co.za

What is Enterprise Imaging (EI)?

EI is a specialised platform that offers advanced imaging tools intended for certain specialist clinicians, such as orthopaedic surgeons and oncologists.

Who is it for?

EI is designed for users who require advanced imaging tools and high-resolution clinical review capability — typically for orthopaedic, oncology, and other specialist use.

Please note

The Clinical Workstation is intended for non-diagnostic clinical review.
Due to the high level of computer resource requirements to run EI, the platform is only installed for specific specialists where appropriate.

Access & Installation

EI needs to be installed on your desktop by our technical support team.

Hardware / Network Recommendations:

System preference:

You require the following hardware configuration for EI to operate:


Operating system: Windows (not available for Mac)

Hardware requirements:

  • 8 Core CPU / 16 GB RAM

  • Solid state drive (SSD)


  • Dedicated Graphics Card and/or embedded Graphics

Support or Registration

Need access? Complete our Register for an Image Viewer form, and a PACS support member will contact you to schedule installation.

PACS Support Centre

Should you need assistance to access any of the above platforms, please contact our support centre:

Telephone: (021) 276 2019
Email: imaging@morton.co.za

Business hours: 08:00 – 17:30

After hours (emergency number): (083) 607 4613

Disclaimer

Automated analysis software may have been used to generate a preliminary report on the findings in this study.
These results should not be deemed as a final and conclusive report.
Any clinical decisions should be based on the final radiologist’s report, and any unreported discrepancies should be discussed with the radiologist.