Agfa HealthCare has signed new U.S. enterprise imaging agreements with a multistate radiology group and Tampa General Hospital, extending its footprint in cloud-based imaging platforms.

The Carlstadt, New Jersey-based company said a radiology group operating 11 sites across four states selected its Enterprise Imaging Cloud Teleradiology platform. The group, which provides diagnostic imaging and professional reading services, plans to consolidate multiple PACS and dictation systems onto a single cloud-based environment. The transition is intended to standardize radiologist workflows and reduce reliance on on-premise IT infrastructure as the organization expands.

Agfa also expanded its relationship with Tampa General Hospital. The health system extended its Enterprise Imaging Cloud software-as-a-service deployment across TGH Imaging, TGH Main, and the University of South Florida. According to the company, the platform will support more than 1.5 million imaging studies annually and replace separate departmental systems with an enterprise-wide imaging environment.
“These wins reflect our strong focus on clinical performance,” said Omar Sunna, chief customer officer, North America, at Agfa HealthCare. “Providers are looking for enterprise imaging platforms that help radiologists manage increasing study volumes efficiently while maintaining diagnostic quality, an experience that is also reflected in independent KLAS research.”

Agfa cited recent recognitions from KLAS Research, including Best in KLAS awards in 2026 for Enterprise Imaging for Radiology in the small-under 300,000 studies segment. Its XERO Universal Viewer and Enterprise Imaging VNA products have also received Best in KLAS distinctions in recent years, according to KLAS’ 2026 Software & Services report.

In addition to the named contracts, Agfa said it finalized multiple enterprise imaging and cloud agreements with U.S. health systems and radiology providers focused on consolidating imaging systems and modernizing infrastructure.

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