Insight Imaging buys LG Medical

AuntMinnie.com staff writers

Aug 10, 2017

Mobile imaging services provider Insight Imaging has acquired the assets of LG Medical Technologies, adding 27 mobile units to its fleet.

LG Medical is based in East Dundee, IL, and operates a fleet of mobile MRI and CT scanners. Insight Imaging is an affiliate of the Center for Diagnostic Imaging, one of the largest providers of diagnostic imaging and mobile imaging services in the U.S.

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