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Rethinking service. 
Empowering patient care.
Our commitment to your readiness

Delivering exceptional patient care means always being prepared – for the next case, the next request, and the digital opportunities of today and tomorrow. We feel you! 

But what should you expect from a true service partner? A genuine partner provides more than just support – they're your trusted companion when you're facing tough days, high patient load, and cost pressures. With us, you can enjoy state-of-the art service, grounded in the expertise, quality, and ingenuity of the original equipment manufacturer. We redefine service by leveraging digitalization, engaging passionate professionals, and offering cutting-edge solutions – all seamlessly integrated to empower patient care. Our commitment to your readiness!

My equipment: ready

Meeting the growing demand for healthcare imaging services while keeping costs under control is a challenging task. Let's focus on three of these 3 challenges: 

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High costs of downtime



$94,000+ lost per downtime incident, plus hidden impacts on care and patient satisfaction.1

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Subpar third-party services



50% of service budgets are driven by the growing reliance on third-party providers – but at what long-term cost to efficiency and quality?2

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Rising demand



With a growing aging population, demand for faster, more efficient, and reliable imaging services is rising. By 2030, one in six people will be 60 or older³, further accelerating this need.

My workforce: ready

Delivering strong clinical and financial outcomes is a challenge when faced with staff and skill shortages and rising demand. Consider the following:

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Skill shortage



The projected shortfall of health workers by 2030 is 18 million.4

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Staff well-being and satisfaction



Between 22% and 57% of radiologists suffer from burnout, depending on workload and other organizational factors, with younger and less experienced radiographers more at risk.5

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Aging population



The number of people aged 80 or older is expected to triple, reaching 426 million by 2050, placing an even heavier burden on the healthcare workforce.6

My future: ready

In an ever-changing world, the need for security and stability takes center stage to make sure you’re prepared for whatever comes next. To navigate future challenges successfully, it’s essential to concentrate on some key areas of action:

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Advancing with technologies



Keep your business competitive, efficient, and reliable by harnessing state-of-the art technologies.


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Attracting healthcare talent



Apply the right strategies to build a strong reputation as an innovative employer.

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Bridging 
skill gaps



Bridge the growing skills gap in technology through innovative education programs.

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Adapting to new regulations



Adapt to ever-changing regulations, e.g., on sustainability and cybersecurity with trusted resources and expertise.