Akumin Inc., a leader in managed radiology and oncology services, announced that its Akumin AXIS Expandable Patient Solutions has earned an Innovative Technology designation from Vizient, the nation’s largest healthcare performance improvement organization. The company showcased its fully configured PET/CT, MRI, and LINAC units at the Vizient Innovative Technology Exchange on September 17 in Las Vegas.
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Each year, Vizient client-led councils evaluate select products for their ability to enhance clinical care, improve patient and staff safety, or optimize healthcare operations. Products receiving the Innovative Technology designation are recognized for their potential to transform patient care and business operations for healthcare organizations.
Akumin AXIS Expandable Patient Solutions are relocatable clinics designed for imaging and radiation oncology, with potential for other applications such as theranostics. These units allow health systems to expand access to advanced diagnostics and radiation therapy rapidly without the cost or delays of traditional construction. Each AI-enabled unit can be fully operational within days and delivers the same quality, safety, and patient experience standards as permanent facilities. The units can be redeployed as healthcare needs evolve, providing flexible, scalable solutions for hospitals and health networks.
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Henry Howe, Chief Executive Officer of Akumin, said that the Vizient recognition highlights the company’s dedication to helping health systems deliver high-quality care more efficiently and expand access to advanced diagnostics and treatments. Kelly Flaharty, Associate Vice President of contract operations at Vizient, added that the designation is reserved for products that demonstrate unique qualities and the potential to improve outcomes, noting that Akumin AXIS meets these standards.
Vizient represents a broad client base including academic medical centers, pediatric hospitals, community hospitals, integrated delivery networks, and non-acute providers, accounting for around $156 billion in annual purchasing volume. Its Innovative Technology Program uses client-led councils and task forces to identify and evaluate products that can bring meaningful innovation to healthcare delivery.
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Source- businesswire
