US Radiology Specialists partners with American Health Imaging

US Radiology Specialists, a physician-owned radiology group based out of Raleigh, North Carolina, has announced a new partnership with American Health Imaging (AHI).

US Radiology Specialists includes more than 2,000 employees across 12 states. Atlanta-based AHI manages 31 outpatient imaging centers throughout Georgia, Alabama, Florida and Texas.

“US Radiology's mission is to make the best of radiology better to improve lives,” US Radiology CEO John Perkins said in a prepared statement. “We do this by partnering with leading radiology practices and high-quality outpatient imaging operators across the top national markets. AHI fits perfectly with our vision. This partnership will expand our already strong presence in Texas and the Southeast, while also enabling us to build a comprehensive platform in Atlanta.”

“US Radiology's innovative approach to radiology makes it the ideal partner for AHI,” Scott Arant, AHI founder and CEO, said in the same statement. “Our shared values and commitment to clinical excellence, combined with our collective resources and expertise will allow us to provide even more patients with convenient and high-quality diagnostic imaging services. We are excited to be a part of the fastest growing radiology partnership in the country.”

Michael Walter
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