Inland Imaging to Spin off HIT Subsidiary, Nuvodia

Matthew Skoufalos | | Radiology Business | Business Intelligence
Citing a growing demand for nationwide HIT services, Inland Imaging of Spokane, WA announced plans this week to spin off an integrated IT service and image archiving subsidiary, the Spokane Spokesman-Review reported. The new enterprise, which will formally launch June 1, will be called Nuvodia. According to the Spokesman-Review, Inland Imaging had positioned itself for this move with a pair of acquisitions: of the Spokane-based tech firm, TROI IT, and of Quick Study Radiology, a medical imaging and record-archiving business from St. Louis. Both have been subsumed within Nuvodia, and are expected to generate about $20 million in revenue in 2012, according to Inland Imaging CEO Jon Copeland.

Matthew Skoufalos

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