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Holt, Michigan [November 26, 2021]: Block Imaging is pleased to announce the acquisition of the Reliable Healthcare Imaging Technology (RHIT) operation from Varex Imaging Corporation. Located in Rancho Cordova, California, RHIT is a state-of-the-art X-ray tube and HV tank repair and reprocessing facility. The 17,000 square foot RHIT facility is equipped with 20+ staging bays utilized for parts validation and repair procedures.
Block Imaging's acquisition of the technology at RHIT is part of an ongoing strategic expansion of technical capabilities to serve parts and service customers, creating more affordable and high-quality parts replacement options for clinics, hospitals, and service companies around the world.
Block Imaging President Jason Crawford remarked, "the healthcare community is looking to service providers for creative solutions to stretch dollars and bring about added speed and efficiency, while simultaneously improving quality at every turn. This acquisition and expansion will be another step Block Imaging is taking to carry forward our mission to provide a second chance at life for imaging equipment, so that healthcare professionals can provide a second chance at life for people."
Block Imaging intends to carry forward the quality pre-owned x-ray tube and HV tank repairs that parts buyers have relied on RHIT for in recent years. Existing Block Imaging parts and service customers on the west coast and in the southwest will benefit from faster shipping turnarounds and increased parts availability, as RHIT's facility will offer a depot for not only tubes and tanks but other imaging parts as well.
About Block Imaging
Block Imaging is a worldwide provider of refurbished medical imaging equipment, parts, service, and mobile solutions across all modalities and manufacturers. Founded in 1997, Block Imaging exists to extend the life of medical imaging equipment by providing engineering, refurbishment, and replacement parts because a second chance at life for diagnostic imaging systems means a second chance at life for people. Today, Block Imaging companies serve the global medical industry from offices in the United States, France, and Japan. Learn more about Block Imaging at www.blockimaging.com.
