2026 Jefferies Healthcare Services and Technology Conference
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RadNet (RDNT) 2026 Jefferies Healthcare Services and Technology Conference summary

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2026 Jefferies Healthcare Services and Technology Conference summary

15 Sep, 2026

Business evolution and growth

  • Imaging center business generates over $2 billion in revenue, while digital health is guided to $135–$145 million, with the latter growing at 90% in Q2.

  • Core imaging services reported 25% revenue growth last quarter, with 10%+ same-store MRI growth and 8–9% same-store PET/CT growth.

  • Digital health tools have enabled increased productivity, allowing more efficient scheduling and faster reporting, directly supporting same-store growth.

  • Demand for imaging remains strong, driven by new technology, demographic trends, and a shift to lower-cost outpatient settings.

  • Margin expansion opportunities exist through geographic diversification and increasing advanced procedure mix.

Digital health and AI strategy

  • Digital health segment is split between clinical AI (image analysis) and operational IT (workflow, scheduling, reporting), each contributing about half of segment revenue.

  • Revenue is roughly 35% internal and 65% external, with over 3,000 external customers and a SaaS land-and-expand model.

  • Clinical AI products include 27–28 FDA-cleared tools, with new products like breast arterial calcification and risk assessment pending clearance.

  • Monetization includes CPT codes, self-pay models, and productivity gains; mammography self-pay revenue is approaching $20 million annually.

  • Operational AI tools improve efficiency, such as remote scanning (TechLive) and advanced reporting, and are increasingly adopted by external clients.

Competitive positioning and partnerships

  • Unified operating system approach differentiates the offering, allowing clients to adopt modular solutions and expand over time.

  • Hospital partnerships are increasing, with 36% of imaging centers in JV partnerships, aiming for 50%.

  • Digital health solutions are being tailored for both outpatient and inpatient settings, expanding the addressable market.

  • The company competes with established PACS vendors by offering a broader, integrated suite rather than just a viewer.

  • Flexibility in product adoption allows clients to integrate individual tools alongside existing systems.

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