The image-guided therapy system is the second in the Tampa Medical & Research District, following a simulation center installation earlier this year.
Tampa General Hospital has installed GE HealthCare’s Allia Moveo image-guided therapy system in a clinical hybrid operating room. The hospital is part of the Tampa Medical & Research District.
It is the second Allia Moveo system installed in the district. Earlier this year, the USF Health Center for Advanced Medical Learning and Simulation became the first simulation center in the world to integrate Allia Moveo into its education and simulation programs. The latest installation creates a direct connection between simulation-based training and patient care.
“This is a powerful example of how the Tampa Medical & Research District connects education, innovation and care in ways that can make a meaningful difference for our patients,” says John Couris, president and CEO of Florida Health Sciences Center at Tampa General, in a release. “Bringing this technology to Tampa General Hospital builds on that foundation and supports clinicians as they translate training into care for patients.”
Allia Moveo is designed to support minimally invasive procedures through mobility, workflow efficiency, and image quality. The system features a slim, compact, cable-free C-arm intended to enable movement and unobstructed patient access. Its wide-bore design supports cone beam CT imaging, including with patients’ arms positioned down. AI-powered workflow tools are designed to streamline procedures and help clinicians deliver more personalized patient experiences.
The installation builds on the longstanding relationship between Tampa General Hospital and GE HealthCare. The two organizations also share a commitment to investing in advanced technologies that support clinicians in delivering high-quality, innovative care.
Photo caption: Second Allia Moveo installation in the Tampa Medical & Research District extends the technology from simulation-based training to a clinical care setting in the region
Photo credit: Tampa General Hospital
