Radiology Partners will take over radiology services from Envision Healthcare in a transition agreement is expected to affect approximately 95 client sites and up to 400 radiologists previously affiliated with Envision.

The El Segundo, California-based Radiology Partners said it plans to offer continued service to existing Envision clients who choose to remain, aiming to preserve patient care continuity and operational stability during the shift. Services affected include both onsite and teleradiology coverage.

The move marks a broader shift in strategy for Envision, which has been undergoing restructuring efforts following financial challenges and its bankruptcy filing in 2023.
“This transition underscores the strength of our mission, our differentiated service offering, the trust we build with clients and the practice environment our teams have created,” said Rich Whitney, CEO and board chair of Radiology Partners.

Radiology Partners stated that it will work to retain current radiologists and non-clinical staff, emphasizing a commitment to local delivery models and collaborative hospital relationships. The company has positioned the transition as part of its strategy to scale physician leadership and technological integration within imaging services.

While the financial terms of the agreement were not disclosed, the onboarding process is expected to continue throughout 2025. Radiology Partners emphasized that its primary goals are maintaining client trust, minimizing service disruption, and supporting transitioning staff.

Radiology Partners currently operates through affiliated practices at over 3,400 healthcare facilities nationwide. The company has focused on integrating clinical expertise with AI and operational infrastructure to expand its reach across hospitals and imaging centers.

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