MRI Systems in Texas

C4 Imaging develops innovative MRI-visible fiducial markers for precision cancer treatment and image-guided procedures. The company's core proprietary technology is a unique magnetic resonance imaging agent encapsulated within an implantable, biocompatible shell. C4 Imaging markets three primary products: SIRIUS for Low Dose Rate (LDR) Brachytherapy prostate seed localization, ORION for High Dose Rate (HDR) Brachytherapy, and NOVA for Proton Therapy and External Beam Radiation Therapy. These non-metallic markers reduce image distortion compared to conventional markers, enabling accurate tumor localization and treatment planning while eliminating artifacts in MRI-CT fusion workflows. The markers improve quality assurance in radiation oncology by allowing post-implant visualization with MRI alone, reducing the need for CT imaging. Founded in 2010 by Dr. Steven J. Frank, a Professor of Radiation Oncology at MD Anderson Cancer Center, C4 Imaging serves the radiation oncology community with solutions for safer, more effective cancer care.

United Imaging Healthcare develops and manufactures advanced medical imaging equipment with a mission to provide Equal Healthcare for All. The company specializes in multi-modality imaging systems including CT, MRI, PET/CT, X-ray, and interventional imaging platforms. Key product lines include the uCT® ATLAS (up to 640-slice CT scanner), uMR® 680 (1.5T MRI with AI integration), uMI® Panorama (digital high-resolution PET/CT), and uDR® 380i Pro (digital mobile X-ray). United Imaging also develops translational imaging solutions and remote scanning capabilities. The company demonstrates commitment to clinical innovation through partnerships with leading academic institutions (UCSF, UC Davis) and published applications spanning cancer detection, HIV diagnosis, COVID-19 immunological assessment, and precision medicine. Products are FDA-cleared and integrated with AI-powered diagnostic support. Manufacturing and service operations serve hospital systems, imaging centers, and research institutions across North America, with particular focus on accessibility and rural healthcare delivery.