Radiology Partners announces $234M investment to boost growth

Radiology Partners has announced the closing of a $234 million growth equity funding round, highlighted by investments from New Enterprise Associates and Future Fund.

The El Segundo, California-based practice says the money will go toward “continued growth by scaling operations, investing in its evidence-base clinical programs and expanding n both existing and new markets.”

“We are very excited to announce this latest round of funding led by world-class investors who believe in and understand the value of our mission,” Rich Whitney, Radiology Partners’ Chairman and CEO, said in a prepared statement. “Our partners financial support and alignment with our physicians are critical ingredients that position us to have an increasingly important impact on our field.”

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