AdventHealth to Install Siemens Healthineers Accela Radiotherapy System
The Colorado hospital expects to begin treating cancer patients with the linear accelerator in summer 2027, pending FDA clearance.
The Colorado hospital expects to begin treating cancer patients with the linear accelerator in summer 2027, pending FDA clearance.
The Nashville-based medical device service provider, which supports more than 3,000 contrast injectors across 1,000-plus hospital systems, plans to expand into new modalities and pursue acquisitions under the new ownership.
Former Epic Systems executive Nick Marzotto joins the company to oversee data, artificial intelligence, and enterprise technology initiatives.
The Colorado hospital expects to begin treating cancer patients with the linear accelerator in summer 2027, pending FDA clearance.
Following the company’s recent brand refresh, Trimedx CCO Ted Dunham discusses what drove the change and why the company felt the timing was right.
Read MoreThe company’s new positioning focuses on the integration of clinical engineering, cybersecurity, and data insights.
Read MoreThe 10-year agreement includes the addition of more than 1,300 pieces of equipment and artificial intelligence tools across 40 locations on Long Island.
Read MoreThe acquisition expands the company’s network of biomedical service centers and increases its respiratory service locations to seven.
Read MoreThe new leases represent a 45% expansion of the company’s regional footprint and will support healthcare providers across the West Coast.
Read MoreThe clinical asset management company earned a spot on the 2026 list for the third consecutive year, cited for its culture and leadership.
Read MoreThe five-year agreement will support collaborative research in medical device manufacturing and image-guided procedures while strengthening the biomedical workforce pipeline.