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Aidence
Aidence, operating as part of DeepHealth under RadNet, develops AI-powered health informatics and clinical imaging solutions for healthcare providers and radiology departments. Its products include diagnostic workspaces, operational tools, and specialized AI software for detecting and managing conditions such as lung, breast, prostate, and thyroid diseases.
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Aidence at a glance
Aidence is a healthtech company headquartered in Netherlands. Xcout tracks 5 named people at Aidence, including Kees Wesdorp (President and CEO).
Aidence leadership
- Kees WesdorpPresident and CEO
- Sanjog MisraChief Financial Officer
- Noé PoyetChief People Officer
- Sham SokkaChief Operating and Technology Officer
- Nathan HuntHead of Quality, Regulatory & Compliance
Aidence competitors
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Viz.ai, Inc. develops an AI-powered care coordination platform designed to improve the diagnosis and treatment of time-sensitive diseases. Headquartered in San Francisco, California, the company partners with pharmaceutical and medical device manufacturers to create customized healthcare solutions.
Alma Health provides a digital health platform to optimise the management, storage, and visualisation of medical images under medical standards, alongside AI tools and workstations.
DeepHealth is a healthcare technology company owned by RadNet that develops AI-enabled platforms and solutions for diagnostic imaging and other clinical workflows. It serves radiology practices, imaging providers, health systems, clinicians, and patients.
Aidoc provides clinical artificial intelligence solutions and an enterprise platform (aiOS) for healthcare providers. Its software integrates with existing IT infrastructure to analyze medical imaging and clinical data, streamline workflows, and assist care teams across specialties such as radiology, cardiology, and neurovascular care.
RapidAI provides a clinical artificial intelligence platform that connects medical imaging to clinical workflows for health systems and hospitals. The company offers FDA-cleared AI solutions for radiology, neurovascular, cardiac, and vascular care to assist physicians, radiologists, and care teams with assessment, decision-making, and case prioritization.
Volpara Health Technologies (now part of Lunit) provides medical AI software and platforms designed for cancer screening, breast density assessment, and precision oncology. The company's technology transforms medical imaging and clinical data into actionable insights to assist radiologists, clinicians, and biopharma partners in earlier cancer detection and treatment decision-making.
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