Carestream Health Acquires Quantum Medical Imaging
By MedImaging International staff writers Posted on 16 Sep 2010 |
Carestream Health (Rochester, NY, USA) has acquired Quantum Medical Imaging, LLC (Ronkonkoma, NY, USA), a privately held manufacturer of digital and conventional X-ray systems used by hospitals, imaging centers, and health clinics. With this acquisition, Carestream Health becomes a global leader in X-ray imaging--providing a wide range of traditional and digital X-ray systems for healthcare providers worldwide.
Quantum Medical Imaging's product range enhances and complements Carestream Health's product line, and the combination of the two companies will enable Carestream to serve better the specialized imaging needs of community hospitals and clinics globally.
Similarly, Quantum Medical Imaging's dealers and customers will have access to Carestream Health's innovative medical imaging and healthcare information technology (IT) solutions. The joint expansion of these product lines and the extended market reach, according to Carestream Health spokespersons, will lead to more options for customers, and continued growth for both organizations.
Quantum Medical Imaging markets both digital radiography (DR) and conventional X-ray systems; computed radiography (CR) systems; and X-ray system components. The company serves hospitals, imaging centers, orthopedic facilities, and medical clinics by providing innovative and cost-effective medical imaging solutions appropriate for their unique needs.
Quantum Medical Imaging's dealers and the customers they serve should see significant benefits from this acquisition as they will have access to a considerably larger range of sophisticated Carestream products including CR systems; the DRX-1 family of wireless digital upgrades; entry level radiology information system/picture archiving and communication system (RIS/PACS) and archive solutions; and medical film printers. Moreover, there is significant opportunity for Carestream Health to sell Quantum Medical Imaging's high-quality products in international markets, where Carestream Health's efficient distribution networks reach and serve more healthcare customers.
Quantum Medical Imaging will be integrated into Carestream Health's digital medical solutions business. CEO Scott Matovich will continue running Quantum Medical Imaging's operations and will report to Diana Nole, president of Carestream Health's digital medical solutions business. Mr. Matovich also will manage Carestream Health's U.S. dealer channel business.
Quantum Medical Imaging's headquarters, employees, and management team will remain in Long Island, NY, USA. The company has just extended the lease on its headquarters and manufacturing facility through 2018.
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Quantum Medical Imaging's product range enhances and complements Carestream Health's product line, and the combination of the two companies will enable Carestream to serve better the specialized imaging needs of community hospitals and clinics globally.
Similarly, Quantum Medical Imaging's dealers and customers will have access to Carestream Health's innovative medical imaging and healthcare information technology (IT) solutions. The joint expansion of these product lines and the extended market reach, according to Carestream Health spokespersons, will lead to more options for customers, and continued growth for both organizations.
Quantum Medical Imaging markets both digital radiography (DR) and conventional X-ray systems; computed radiography (CR) systems; and X-ray system components. The company serves hospitals, imaging centers, orthopedic facilities, and medical clinics by providing innovative and cost-effective medical imaging solutions appropriate for their unique needs.
Quantum Medical Imaging's dealers and the customers they serve should see significant benefits from this acquisition as they will have access to a considerably larger range of sophisticated Carestream products including CR systems; the DRX-1 family of wireless digital upgrades; entry level radiology information system/picture archiving and communication system (RIS/PACS) and archive solutions; and medical film printers. Moreover, there is significant opportunity for Carestream Health to sell Quantum Medical Imaging's high-quality products in international markets, where Carestream Health's efficient distribution networks reach and serve more healthcare customers.
Quantum Medical Imaging will be integrated into Carestream Health's digital medical solutions business. CEO Scott Matovich will continue running Quantum Medical Imaging's operations and will report to Diana Nole, president of Carestream Health's digital medical solutions business. Mr. Matovich also will manage Carestream Health's U.S. dealer channel business.
Quantum Medical Imaging's headquarters, employees, and management team will remain in Long Island, NY, USA. The company has just extended the lease on its headquarters and manufacturing facility through 2018.
Related Links:
Carestream Health
Quantum Medical Imaging
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