Private equity-backed Rayus Radiology acquiring 100-rad practice, adding 45 new hospital partners
Private equity-backed Rayus Radiology is continuing its summer deal streak, announcing the acquisition of a 100-physician practice, adding dozens of new hospital partners to its network, officials said Tuesday.
The provider group formerly known as the Center for Diagnostic Imaging is obtaining Foundation Radiology for an undisclosed price after recently welcoming in groups from Florida and Washington. Founded in 2006, the Pittsburgh-based hybrid practice offers on-site and teleradiology services, working with 45-plus hospitals, health systems, academic centers and imaging sites across seven states.
“We are excited to continue the significant expansion of our employed radiologist network with highly skilled, subspecialized radiologists and to increase the number of hospital partnerships through this acquisition," Rayus CEO Kim Tzoumakas said in a statement.
Foundation Radiology’s geography covers its home state of Pennsylvania along with New York, Ohio, Michigan, Indiana, Kentucky and Virginia. It stretches beyond those states via its teleradiology service, providing consults both day and night and final diagnostic reads 24/7. All told, the Joint Commission-accredited firm reads roughly 1.5 million exams each year.
Headquartered in Minneapolis, Rayus Radiology is owned by Wellspring Capital Management and as of earlier this month operated 145 imaging centers across 22 states.
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