Adialante

Clinics today cannot easily offer MRI in-house because the equipment has traditionally required shielded rooms, construction, and large capital purchases, confining it to hospital basements for decades. This means patients needing MRI are often referred out to other facilities, with waits that can stretch for months and a pathway that falls outside the clinic's own control. Clinics lose the ability to capture the technical component of imaging revenue and to manage the full patient pathway under their own roof.

Adialante deploys a mobile MRI unit, described as an imaging clinic on wheels, directly to a clinic's location so patients can be scanned on site without a shielded room or construction. The clinic pays a flat fee per completed scan with no purchase, lease, or construction commitment, and keeps the technical component it bills. Scans happen on the clinic's own schedule, in hours rather than months, keeping the whole imaging pathway in-house. The company states its MRI, engineers, and MRI techs work together to deliver diagnostic-grade imaging at a more affordable price than traditional in-hospital MRI.