GE HealthCare’s View Diagnostic Viewer Receives FDA 510(k) Clearance to Expand Remote Access for Radiologists

GE HealthCare announced that View, the diagnostic viewer within its Genesis™ Radiology Workspace, has received 510(k) clearance from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The company says the next-generation viewer is designed to streamline radiology workflows and support more efficient patient care.

Radiology workflow challenges remain significant. Studies indicate that radiologists spend up to 44% of their time on non-interpretive tasks, including navigating complex software interfaces or waiting for images to load, which can affect productivity and report turnaround times.

“View is designed to meet radiologists wherever they are—providing secure, high-performance access to diagnostic imaging through a truly cloud-native experience,” said Scott Miller, CEO of Solutions for Enterprise Imaging at GE HealthCare. “By removing traditional infrastructure barriers, we’re enabling faster collaboration, greater flexibility, and more streamlined workflows across care teams. View within the Genesis Workspace reflects our commitment to modernizing radiology in ways that support clinicians and, ultimately, improve patient care.”

View’s fast, zero-footprint diagnostic viewer that serves as a central component of the Genesis Radiology Workspace. Built to meet the demands of modern imaging environments, the platform aims to unify the radiologist user experience while improving efficiency and diagnostic precision.

The platform enables diagnostic reading from virtually any location, offering high-performance 2D and 3D visualization as well as AI-enabled tools designed to support faster and more precise clinical decision-making. View also provides direct access to Advanced Visualization applications, allowing radiologists to perform comprehensive analyses within a single workflow.

“This next-generation viewer will set a new standard—and could offer the ability to complete almost all of a radiologist’s work in a single, streamlined workspace so they can focus on patient care,” said Dr. Laurie Sebastiano.