NewVue adds native reporting to its radiologist cockpit

By AI, Created 11:41 PM UTC, May 27, 2026, /AGP/ – NewVue rolled out AI-driven native reporting inside its Radiologist Cockpit on May 28, 2026, aiming to unify radiology interpretation in one workspace as Microsoft winds down PowerScribe 360. The launch gives imaging groups a migration path that combines reporting, workflow orchestration and clinical context without replacing their full stack.

Why it matters: - NewVue is positioning native reporting as a response to radiology’s fragmented workflow problem, where radiologists often move across multiple applications to complete one study. - Microsoft’s planned end-of-life for PowerScribe 360 creates a forced-buy moment for imaging centers, hospitals and teleradiology providers. - The new platform could let practices modernize reporting without a full rip-and-replace project.

What happened: - NewVue said on May 28, 2026, that native AI-driven reporting is now available inside its Radiologist Cockpit. - The release ties reporting to a unified radiology interpretation flow that combines case assignment, automated clinical context, reporting and downstream quality workflow. - Microsoft announced in early March 2026 that PowerScribe 360 would be retired. - PowerScribe 360 once held more than 70% market share in radiology practices, according to the release.

The details: - NewVue’s modular architecture is designed to let customers adopt only the pieces they need now and add more platform components later. - The platform is meant to support a single interpretation workspace that works alongside a practice’s existing PACS and connects to RIS and EHR systems. - NewVue said native reporting was added because customers wanted reporting inside the interpretation workflow, not as a separate replacement product. - The company said clinical context, AI-generated insights and study intelligence can prepopulate reporting and speed up case completion. - In the workflow, key clinical information is summarized when a case opens so the radiologist can review it before interpreting. - The ERIK AI agent is available inside the Radiologist Cockpit to answer clinical questions and pull critical EHR data without leaving the reading environment. - Radiologists can dictate field by field, use a generative reporting style, or move between both modes without switching tools. - Radiologists can confirm a critical result inside the reporting flow, and the appropriate downstream worklist action is triggered automatically at sign-off. - NewVue said the platform also integrates siloed AI tools into one environment. - The company says the approach is meant to improve patient outcomes, radiologist satisfaction and practice scalability.

Between the lines: - The PowerScribe 360 sunset gives NewVue a timely opening to pitch a broader architecture shift instead of a straight reporting replacement. - NewVue is arguing that the next competitive edge in radiology will come from the overall interpretation environment, not a standalone dictation tool. - A Baptist Health informatics leader said the platform stood out for bringing orchestration, clinical insight generation, reporting and downstream workflows together while still allowing the system to evolve at a manageable pace.

What’s next: - NewVue will demo the reporting product at the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine Annual Meeting from June 10-12, 2026, in Pittsburgh. - The company will show the product at Booth #214. - Attendees can book an at-event demo through NewVue’s website.

The bottom line: - NewVue is using the end of PowerScribe 360 to push a bigger message: radiology practices should replace fragmented reporting with a single, AI-assisted interpretation workspace.