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MedDream PACS review

#8 of 16 in PACS Software

A broad DICOM PACS with web-based review and optional HL7 and reporting modules.

8.6/10Editor score
MedDream PACS8.6 Visit MedDream

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

MedDream PACS is a DICOM 3.0-compliant system for storing, archiving, and managing medical images, paired with a browser-based viewer for image review and diagnostics. It is aimed at providers of different sizes that need to connect imaging modalities with clinical systems. The published supported modalities span CR, CT, DX, ECG, ES, MG, MR, NM, OP, OT, PX, RF, RG, SC, US, XA. Study search can use patient, study UID, accession number, and other criteria, while study forwarding supports image exchange workflows.

Interoperability is a central strength. MedDream supports DICOM C-STORE, C-FIND, C-GET, and C-MOVE, and lists integrations with HIS, EMR, RIS, Orthanc, dcm4chee, Conquest, ClearCanvas, and PacsOne. HL7 Version 2.x message exchange is optional. Separate report writing, storage, and viewing, ECG viewing, and video viewing modules extend the core imaging workflow. Those needing a PACS tied into hospital systems and a diagnostic web viewer may find this breadth useful; teams seeking a narrow archive without adjacent modules may not need it.

The viewer is described for cloud, on-premises, or hybrid configurations, and product deployment options include cloud and self-hosted. The product information distinguishes PACS Lite, which uses Orthanc as its server, from PACS Premium, which uses MedDream PACS. According to the vendor's FAQ, a 45-day demo license is available; pricing requires contacting MedDream, and there is no free plan. Support is listed through email. Buyers should weigh the sales-led pricing and optional nature of HL7 against the fit of the DICOM and integration capabilities. MedDream PACS suits providers wanting broad interoperability and web-based diagnostic review, while those who require published plan pricing or a free tier should look elsewhere.

MedDream PACS pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • DICOM 3.0 archiving with C-STORE, C-FIND, C-GET, and C-MOVE
    • Browser-based diagnostic viewing with support for many modalities
    • Integrates with EMR, HIS, RIS, and several PACS systems
  • Where it doesn't
    • Pricing requires contacting MedDream
    • No free plan; access is offered through a 45-day demo license
    • HL7 messaging is optional rather than included by default

MedDream PACS fact sheet, pricing and score →

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