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Gus Iversen, Editor in Chief | April 03, 2026
Radon Medical Imaging has acquired Majestic Medical Solutions, extending its service coverage into Louisiana and Mississippi and adding to a series of recent transactions aimed at broadening its regional presence.
The Charleston, West Virginia-based company said the deal, which closed in the fourth quarter of 2025, marks its fourth add-on acquisition since partnering with private equity firm 5th Century Partners in 2022. Financial terms were not disclosed.
Majestic, based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, provides maintenance, asset management and related services for medical imaging equipment. The company, founded in 2004, works with hospitals and imaging centers and maintains a field service workforce supporting equipment across multiple modalities.
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Radon CEO David Wilson said the companies have collaborated previously. “We've known the leadership team and successfully partnered with Majestic on various opportunities for years, and joining together is a natural progression of our relationship,” he said. “Majestic has consistently demonstrated the same values and commitment to customer service that define the culture at Radon.”
Majestic founder Jeff Sirk will join Radon’s leadership team and remain involved in the combined business. “This partnership positions us to scale our operations and deliver even greater value to our customers,” Sirk said.
Radon provides maintenance, repair and sales of imaging systems including CT, MRI, PET-CT and vascular X-ray, serving academic medical centers and large health systems. The company reports it has expanded from five states to 26 since 2022 and now employs more than 220 staff, including over 135 service technicians and engineers.
Previous acquisitions include Premier Imaging Medical Systems in 2022, Tristate Biomedical Solutions in 2023 and Alpha Imaging in 2024. The company said it continues to evaluate additional partnerships in the imaging equipment service sector.
DLA Piper advised Radon on the transaction, and Avante Capital Partners provided debt financing.
