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CitiusTech Partners With Radical Imaging
Both companies will develop projects for an open-source web imaging platform.
CitiusTech Healthcare Technology and Radical Imaging are partnering to develop projects for the Open Health Imaging Foundation, and open-source web imaging platform.
CitiusTech is a provider of healthcare technology services, while Radical Imaging focuses on interoperability and integration of medical imaging technologies.
In a press release, Radical Imaging CEO Rob Lewis said, “CitiusTech will provide us with software development capacity at scale, which will enable us to take on more and larger projects. Before our partnership with CitiusTech, we struggled to find enough medical imaging software developers to staff the projects that were coming our way and it inhibited our growth as a company. Now, we will be able to satisfy the staffing requirements that are necessary for us to take on the largest medical imaging software projects.”
The Open Health Imaging Foundation launched in 2015 and was developed by Radical Imaging and the Massachusetts General Hospital Departmenr of Radiology. The open-source platform provides users with options for project management, user design experience, and product testing experience.
"CitiusTech is proud to announce its comprehensive suite of end-to-end medical imaging solutions. From rapid prototyping to building, deploying, and maintaining complex imaging solutions across global install bases, CitiusTech serves as an unwavering partner for healthcare organizations seeking cutting-edge imaging capabilities," John Memarian, VP of Medical Imaging and Informatics at CitiusTech, said in a press release.
