Top Teleradiology Companies

Major rivals in the relatively fragmented global teleradiology market are concentrating on mergers, service development, and AI integration. For example, Teleradiology Solutions extended its business to Africa in 2024, and GE HealthCare and Philips Healthcare are integrating advanced analytics into their imaging platforms. While some suppliers are forming strategic partnerships with nearby hospitals to increase market penetration, others, like RadNet, are investing in cloud-based technology and artificial intelligence to improve workflow efficiency.

• DeepTek.ai (2017, India): DeepTek.ai provides scalable and effective teleradiology services by fusing AI algorithms with the validation of skilled radiologists. Even in environments with limited resources, this platform enables quick diagnostics. The business entered Southeast Asia in 2025 and partnered with more than 200 hospitals to provide AI-assisted image interpretation. This action sped up diagnostic turnaround times and addressed the radiology shortage in rural areas.

• Qure.ai (2016, India): Qure.ai specializes in applying AI to the interpretation of radiology scans, especially CT and X-rays. By 2025, its solutions had been implemented in many public hospitals in India and other low-resource environments. Its method significantly shortened the time-to-diagnosis in emergency care by enabling preliminary readings in trauma, stroke, and tuberculosis. By seamlessly integrating with teleradiology platforms, Qure.ai's AI technology speeds up workflows and expands diagnostic reach in underserved areas.

Top Player’s Company Profile

• Philips Healthcare

• GE HealthCare

• ZettaHealth

• Siemens Healthineers

• Fujifilm Holdings Corporation

• RamSoft

• Agfa-Gevaert Group

• Medica Group PLC

• Everlight Radiology

• Teleradiology Solutions

• Radiology Partners

• USARAD Holdings Inc.

• Konica Minolta

• ONRAD Inc.