About this asset

Configured for healthcare diagnostics, this dual-screen PACS workstation Revit family features twin portrait monitors displaying clinical X-ray scans. Comprising dual vertical-format displays oriented in portrait mode, the assembly replicates a standard diagnostic reading setup. Each monitor features a slim black plastic bezel supported by an articulated neck and a flat circular weighted desk stand. The screens display high-contrast radiograph textures showing detailed skeletal hand anatomy. Positioned in the foreground, the input hardware includes a full-sized slimline computer keyboard with dark keycaps over a light faceplate, paired with a matching compact black optical mouse to complete the desktop digital radiology equipment setup.

The download is a 1.1 MB file containing a Revit family (.rfa). Load it into a project from the Insert tab with Load Family, then place it like any other component of its category; it schedules and tags with the rest of your model.

Loading this native RFA component into Revit models allows MEP and medical planners to accurately budget horizontal desk surface area within diagnostic imaging suites. The specialty equipment family places directly onto furniture, millwork, or system workstations at reference level. Designers can adjust subcategories or visibility settings for presentation graphics, CD sets, and equipment schedules without disrupting clinical workflow layouts or clearance zones.

Designed specifically for healthcare facilities, this medical PACS terminal fits radiology reading rooms, emergency department nurse stations, orthopedic consultation suites, and hospital diagnostic control booths. It pairs naturally with adjustable height medical desks, task seating, and clinical imaging machinery. Healthcare architects and BIM technicians searching for radiology workstation families, medical display screens, or hospital specialty equipment can seamlessly incorporate this component into schematic equipment planning and detailed technical layouts.