Our customers sometimes say it better than we do. A few of our customers sat down with us to discuss what change means to them, why it's important, and what it can mean for the people in their communities.

"In the rural setting, PET/CT can be lifesaving. For instance, there are many patients, particularly elderly patients, who would be good candidates for certain types of cancer treatments, and would need a PET/CT in order to qualify...and they would rather spend their time at home with their loved ones and their families. You have an opportunity to make a tremendous difference in patients' lives because you're the only one that's going to provide this care." Dr. Luke Roller and the team at Shared Medical Services explain how important mobile digital PET/CT technology is to providing Equal Healthcare to All, regardless of the patient's location.

Russellville Hospital, a 49-bed fully accredited acute care facility serving northwest Alabama, was the first customer in the U.S. to complete installation and commence scanning on the 4 cm detector version of the AI-empowered uCT ATLAS. Several members of staff talk about why they chose it, and how it helps them deliver access to high quality care for their community and the surrounding areas.

A bigger bore size meets the needs of more people and brings new possibilities to the world.

Hear staff and patients at Carrollton Regional Medical Center in the Dallas area talk about their experience with the uCT^® ATLAS, and the importance of preventive cardiac exams.

United Imaging asked Bill Algee, CRA, FAHRA, Director of Imaging Services at Columbus Regional Medical Center, what pain points he faces in buying medical imaging equipment, how he approaches vendor selection, and how we help them achieve their patient care goals.