Radiology Partners adds new sites

AuntMinnie.com staff writers
Jun 6, 2018

Imaging services provider Radiology Partners has added an additional 30 client sites in five states, the company announced.

Radiology Partners has added new sites in Kentucky, Texas, and Ohio, in addition to new practice partnerships in Arizona, Illinois, and Texas.

The additions bring the number of sites in the company's network to 600 hospitals, clinics, and imaging centers across 16 states.

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