Radisphere secures $27.5M in financing

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Nov 15, 2010

Radiology services provider Radisphere National Radiology Group of Beachwood, OH, has received $27.5 million in financing, led by Maverick Capital and the company's existing investor, Oak Investment Partners.

The financing is designed to help the company continue to make investments in its technology platform and support infrastructure for its current and future clients in the community hospital market.

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