ARI acquires radiology reporting unit of InHealth Group

Apollo Radiology International (ARI) on Monday announced its acquisition of the radiology reporting wing of InHealth Group.

This acquisition solidifies ARI’s commitment to addressing the critical shortage of radiologists worldwide, enhancing access to quality diagnostic services across the UK and globally, the Hospital said in a release.

ARI is projected report over two million scans annually, covering 24 countries and continuing to serve 200+ healthcare organizations.

This collaboration marks a seamless fusion of InHealth’s expertise in providing radiology reporting to the UK’s NHS and ARI’s global reach, technical excellence, and AI-powered solutions.

Together, ARI and InHealth aim to extend reporting services across a wider network of NHS-partners in the UK, addressing critical gaps in radiology staffing and providing patients with accurate, timely diagnoses.

Dr Sreenivasa Raju Kalidindi, CEO and Medical Director for ARI said: “We are excited about our partnership with InHealth, reinforcing ARI’s commitment to excellence and innovation in radiology.

Guided by our distinguished Clinical Leadership Council, comprised of leading radiologists and healthcare professionals, we ensure the highest standards of clinical governance and strict compliance with NHS requirements.”

This acquisition also extends ARI’s current commitment to the UK health sector.

Through this partnership with InHealth, ARI reinforces its dedication to training, accrediting, and providing essential diagnostic support to the NHS and beyond.

Geoff Searle, CEO of InHealth, said: “We are particularly excited about the opportunity this brings to support our NHS partners in addressing the shortage of Radiologists, not only through offering an expanded teleradiology service but through a suite of technological innovations that are now possible through working with ARI.”

Dr Sangita Reddy, Joint Managing Director of Apollo Hospitals Group, commented: “This collaboration allows us to leverage our collective expertise including in AI, addressing the growing shortage of radiologists and creating new benchmarks for quality healthcare delivery.”

Gareth Wynn Owen, British Deputy High Commissioner in Hyderabad, said “This is a further step forward to advancing global healthcare excellence and strengthening the bilateral partnership in medical innovation.” United News of India