Medical Imaging in California
10 vendors serving California
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Top medical imaging in California
RefleXion Medical, Inc.
RefleXion Medical develops biology-guided radiotherapy (BGRT) systems for cancer treatment. The company's flagship product, the RefleXion X1 machine with SCINTIX autonomous radiotherapy, combines PET (positron-emission tomography) imaging with linear accelerator (LINAC) radiation therapy to enable real-time tumor tracking and treatment delivery. SCINTIX detects biological signals emitted by cancer cells after radiopharmaceutical injection and uses this information to autonomously guide radiation beams to tumors in motion, potentially reducing dose to surrounding healthy tissue. The system is FDA-cleared for treatment of lung and bone tumors, including primary and metastatic disease at any stage. In addition to SCINTIX therapy, the RefleXion X1 platform delivers conventional radiotherapy modalities including SBRT (stereotactic body radiation therapy), SRS (stereotactic radiosurgery), and IMRT (intensity-modulated radiation therapy) for solid tumors throughout the body. The platform is designed to fit standard radiotherapy vaults with minimal shielding modifications and is compatible with third-party immobilization devices and existing contouring tools. Founded in 2009 by Sam Mazin, Ph.D. and Akshay Nanduri, RefleXion has secured over $400 million in venture financing and employs more than 250 people. Leadership includes Todd Powell (President and CEO, formerly of Elekta) and Martyn Webster (CFO). SCINTIX therapy has achieved Medicare reimbursement through multiple Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs), supporting adoption in freestanding cancer centers and hospital outpatient departments. The company targets oncology departments, cancer centers, and radiation therapy facilities.
MRIaudio
MRIaudio manufactures and distributes MRI-compatible audio and video entertainment systems designed to reduce patient anxiety, improve satisfaction, and minimize scan abortions during magnetic resonance imaging procedures. The company's core product portfolio includes MRI-conditional headphones with 29 decibels of noise cancellation, a proprietary Sonic Transducer for high-fidelity audio delivery, a digital amplifier for multimedia integration, iPad-based control and entertainment management, and the MRItv 4k Pro Video Suite for patient video selection during scans. Products are non-magnetic and designed for safe operation in MRI environments. MRIaudio holds FDA 510(k) clearance and emphasizes patient experience optimization through audio-visual distraction, which reduces claustrophobia-related anxiety (reported in 42% of MRI patients), minimizes involuntary patient movement that causes scan repeats (10–15% of scans), and can reduce sedation requirements (14% of patients). The company serves imaging centers, hospital MRI departments, specialty clinics, and major healthcare systems including GE, Siemens, Fujifilm, Philips, and institutions like UCSD Medical Center and St. Jude Hospital. Key operational features include iPad-based remote troubleshooting via FaceTime, direct technologist-to-patient microphone override capability, music streaming integration, 30-day satisfaction guarantee, and 1-year limited warranty. MRIaudio emphasizes rapid customer service response and equipment installation support.
CORTECHS LABS, INC.
CorTechs Labs is a SaaS-based medical imaging software company specializing in AI-powered quantitative analysis of brain and oncological imaging. The company develops advanced algorithms for automated brain segmentation, volumetric analysis, and lesion quantification across MRI, CT, and PET modalities. Their solutions enable clinicians to detect and monitor neurodegenerative diseases (dementia, Alzheimer's, multiple sclerosis), brain tumors, and prostate cancer with improved diagnostic confidence and efficiency. CorTechs' flagship NeuroQuant® platform has processed over 2 million brain scans across 1,500+ medical institutions in 44 countries, providing radiologists with rapid, objective measurements for disease progression tracking and comparative analysis against normative databases. The company also offers OnQ™ Prostate for prostate MRI analysis and specialized tools for lesion surveillance and post-operative assessment. Solutions integrate with major OEM imaging platforms (GE, Siemens, Philips, Canon) and are supported by Category III CPT codes for reimbursement.
Viz.ai, Inc.
Viz.ai is an AI-powered care coordination platform that leverages over 50 FDA-cleared algorithms to analyze medical imaging data and detect suspected diseases in real time. The company's flagship product, Viz.ai One®, autodetects conditions across multiple therapeutic areas including neurovascular disease, vascular conditions, cardiac imaging, trauma, and general radiology. The platform integrates specialized suites—Viz Neuro, Viz Cardio, Viz Vascular, Viz Trauma, and Viz Radiology—designed to accelerate diagnosis, streamline clinical workflows, and facilitate faster treatment decisions in acute care settings. Deployed in over 1,700 hospitals and health systems across the U.S. and Europe, Viz.ai's technology processes CT scans, EKGs, echocardiograms, and other imaging modalities to deliver automated assessments and real-time alerts to clinicians via mobile and desktop devices. The platform also supports life sciences partnerships with pharmaceutical and medical device companies for clinical trial optimization and disease-specific research applications.
UNITED MEDICAL INC
United Medical Imaging Healthcare (UMIH) is a leading regional provider of diagnostic imaging services operating 32 full-service radiology facilities throughout Los Angeles and Orange Counties, California. The company serves over 300,000 patients annually through a comprehensive network delivering highly advanced diagnostic imaging solutions to referring physicians and healthcare partners. UMIH offers a broad spectrum of radiologic procedures including Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Computed Tomography (CT), Positron Emission Tomography (PET), musculoskeletal imaging, breast imaging, and neuroradiological imaging. The company operates advanced imaging equipment including 3-Tesla MRI systems, 1.5-Tesla wide-bore and open MRI units (designed to accommodate claustrophobic or physically limited patients), and 128-slice CT scanners. Medical staff comprises specialty board-certified radiologists with expertise in musculoskeletal, breast, and neuroradiological imaging. UMIH emphasizes patient convenience and comfort, with same-day appointment availability and walk-in services at most locations, extended operating hours (7:30 AM–7 PM weekdays and Saturday appointments upon request), and culturally diverse, newly remodeled facilities. Diagnostic reports are typically delivered to referring physicians within 24–48 hours. The organization has operated for over two decades as an integrated provider of diagnostic imaging services in Southern California.
Shining 3D Technology Inc
Shining 3D Technology Inc develops high-accuracy 3D optical scanning and measurement solutions for metrology, engineering, digital dentistry, and specialized industrial applications. The company manufactures laser scanners, blue light 3D scanners, and handheld wireless scanning devices serving precision inspection, quality assurance, automotive, aerospace, orthopedic implant manufacturing, and dental laboratory workflows. Product lines include entry-level scanners (EINSTAR series), professional all-in-one systems (EinScan Rigil Series with tri-mode laser capability), metrology-grade standalone scanners (FreeScan Omni Series), high-precision inspection systems (OptimScan Q12/Q9), and robotic automation solutions (RobotScan Series). Digital dentistry offerings include intraoral and extraoral scanning systems for prosthodontics and implant planning. The company operates a 1,100 m² CNAS-accredited calibration and accuracy laboratory staffed by certified metrologists, adhering to VDI/VDE and ISO international standards. Core competencies include high-accuracy optical calibration technology, opto-mechatronic system design, real-time stereo reconstruction algorithms, and 3D geometric data processing software with customizable inspection modules. Founded in 2004, the company has sold over 100,000 units globally and maintains a reseller and trade-in program. Recipients of Red Dot Design Award 2024/2026, iF Design Award 2022/2026, and recognition as an emerging leader in metrology. Target markets include automotive manufacturing, civil aviation MRO, marine/boatbuilding, motorsports, healthcare (orthotics/prosthetics), and educational institutions.
HOLOGIC, INC.
Hologic, Inc. is a global medical technology company founded in 1985, headquartered in Redwood City, California, that specializes in diagnostics, surgical, and medical imaging technologies focused on women's health. The company develops and manufactures innovative platforms for the detection, diagnosis, and treatment of health conditions affecting women across all life stages, with particular expertise in breast health and cancer screening. Hologic's portfolio includes advanced mammography systems with integrated AI-powered detection technology, diagnostic devices, and surgical solutions. The company holds over 4,100 patents and operates in 36 countries with approximately 7,000 employees. Hologic's technology platforms emphasize early detection and proactive treatment to improve clinical outcomes and raise the standard of care globally. The company maintains regulatory compliance through FDA approvals and international certifications. In 2025, Hologic was acquired by Blackstone and TPG, becoming a privately held company. Hologic serves hospitals, imaging centers, diagnostic laboratories, and healthcare systems worldwide, with particular focus on women's preventive health, oncology, and reproductive health markets.
Qisda Corporation
Qisda Corporation is a global technology conglomerate founded in 1984, headquartered in Taiwan. The company operates across five major business segments: displays, projectors, medical devices, smart solutions, and networking services. In the medical sector, Qisda has developed a diversified medical fleet (醫療艦隊) encompassing six key domains: medical equipment, medical consumables, hemodialysis, medical imaging, health & wellness devices, and medical services. The company owns two large integrated hospitals and operates as both a medical device manufacturer and healthcare distribution provider. Qisda is recognized as a Thomson Reuters Global Tech 100 leader, an Asia Best Employer, and a Taiwan Top 10 Sustainability Enterprise. In displays, Qisda ranks as the world's second-largest LCD panel manufacturer, serving consumer, commercial, professional, and medical applications. In projectors, the company ranks in the global top three, holding the second-largest market share in DLP projection technology. The medical business serves first-line healthcare users with integrated solutions across hospital infrastructure, clinical diagnostics, renal therapy, imaging systems, consumer health products, and healthcare management services. Smart solutions span six verticals: smart retail, smart healthcare, smart energy, smart manufacturing, smart enterprise, and smart education, emphasizing hardware-software integration and one-stop provisioning. The networking division provides comprehensive broadband services including wired/wireless networks, broadband infrastructure, systems integration, and 5G enterprise private networks. Qisda operates manufacturing facilities and sales offices across 60+ countries with approximately 30,000 employees.
Ceevra, Inc.
Ceevra is a medical software company that develops FDA-cleared machine learning and computer vision algorithms to generate detailed, interactive 3D digital models from CT and MRI imaging studies. The platform automatically processes imaging data without requiring manual input from hospital personnel and delivers 3D surgical visualization accessible on mobile devices, tablets, laptops, and integrated surgical robotic displays. Ceevra's 3D models are clinically validated to improve surgical planning and patient outcomes across multiple surgical specialties including thoracic, urologic, gynecologic, and general/hepatopancreaticobiliary (HPB) surgery. The solution supports open, laparoscopic, and robotic-assisted surgical approaches. Clinical evidence published in JAMA Network Open demonstrates significant improvements in surgical outcomes, including enhanced cancer control, functional preservation, and reduced adjuvant therapy rates in robotic urologic procedures. Ceevra serves major U.S. healthcare systems including UCLA Health, Mayo Clinic affiliates, Memorial Sloan Kettering, Baptist Health South Florida, and Tulane University School of Medicine. The company operates on a subscription model with implementation designed for rapid deployment across hospital networks.
Cision Vision
Cision Vision is a medical technology company specializing in shortwave infrared (SWIR) imaging systems for pathology and surgical applications. Founded in 2020 as an MIT spinoff, the company's flagship InVision device provides label-free, real-time imaging that enhances lymph node identification and tissue grossing in laboratory and intraoperative settings. The technology leverages SWIR wavelengths (1000–2000 nm) to penetrate biological tissues deeply and provide natural contrast based on water and lipid content, eliminating the need for contrast agents or radiation. InVision has been recognized as one of Time Magazine's Best Inventions of 2023 and is deployed across multiple U.S. hospitals. The company's surgical application focuses on AI-powered critical structure identification during intraoperative guidance. Cision Vision has received significant government funding, including a prestigious ARPA-H award of up to $22.3 million as part of the Biden Cancer Moonshot initiative. The company collaborates with leading institutions including Johns Hopkins Medicine and Stanford Medicine, and operates the Visionary Program to support early-access initiatives for pathology innovators. Clinical validation includes a multicenter study published in the Journal of Clinical Pathology.