DeepHealth expands operations in India with a new office in Bengaluru

DeepHealth, a subsidiary of RadNet specializing in AI-powered radiology and health informatics, has opened an office in Bengaluru, marking a significant step in its expansion into the Indian market.

The Bengaluru office, which is located in Cignus Tower, will serve as the headquarters for DeepHealth’s operations across the Indian subcontinent. Operations at this new office commenced in the third quarter of 2024.

Leveraging Bengaluru's tech ecosystem

DeepHealth aims to leverage the robust technology ecosystem in Bengaluru to advance its mission of empowering radiologists in the detection and diagnosis of diseases through AI.

"India represents a fundamental part of the DeepHealth story. We recognize the country’s exceptional tech capabilities and its dynamic innovation landscape," said Sham Sokka, Chief Operating and Technology Officer at DeepHealth. The company plans to enhance healthcare outcomes with cutting-edge technology solutions by harnessing local expertise and strategic partnerships.

In its expansion, DeepHealth will leverage local expertise and a network of strategic partners to develop AI-powered health informatics solutions.

The company already has a foothold in India through partnerships with Persistent and Infinx, focusing on product development and service.

DeepHealth’s Indian operations will be instrumental in driving innovation and developing meaningful health tech solutions that benefit clinicians and patients worldwide.

DeepHealth's expansion in India is not just about establishing an office but also about broadening its collaborations and establishing affiliations with prestigious institutions for research projects. This move is intended to propel the Indian healthcare landscape to the forefront of global innovation. The new technology hub in Bengaluru will spearhead groundbreaking innovations to advance DeepHealth’s mission of enhancing care delivery.

DeepHealth's market presence

DeepHealth, which has operations, partnerships, and customers in the US, UK, Western and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, and South Africa, views its expansion into India as a critical part of its global strategy.

By opening an office in Bengaluru, DeepHealth aims to integrate its AI-powered solutions into the Indian healthcare system, providing a significant boost to the country’s healthcare infrastructure.