More Paths Forward: What’s Next for Cardiac Imaging?

Coming out of ASNC 2026, one thing is clear: there is no single path forward for every cardiac imaging program.

Some providers need to replace aging equipment. Others can extend the value of proven systems through modernization. And some are evaluating new clinical capabilities or whether Cardiac PET belongs in their future.

The right answer depends on the program — and its clinical, operational and financial priorities.

At Catalyst MedTech, we're helping providers evaluate more paths forward:

The future of cardiac imaging isn't about choosing one technology for every provider. It's about making the right investment for the right program at the right time.

See what’s possible for your cardiac imaging program.

One Service Partner. More Systems Covered.

How many service organizations does it take to support your imaging fleet?

For many imaging providers, the answer is more than they’d like — with different service relationships across manufacturers, modalities and systems.

Catalyst MedTech offers another approach.

We combine OEM expertise, nationwide multi-vendor service capabilities and lifecycle support across cardiac SPECT, general nuclear medicine, PET and PET/CT — giving providers the opportunity to consolidate more of their imaging service with a single partner.

That can mean fewer service relationships to manage, more consistent support and a partner that understands your equipment throughout its lifecycle.

Because service isn't just about fixing what's down. It's about helping you maintain what you have, modernize when it makes sense and plan for what comes next.

One service partner. More systems covered. More possibilities.

Expanding Access to Advanced Brain PET

Advances in Alzheimer’s disease diagnosis and treatment are changing the conversation around Brain PET — and creating new opportunities for organizations to consider how advanced neuroimaging fits into patient care.

But access requires more than technology.

Bringing Brain PET closer to patients means thinking beyond the scanner itself to the clinical, operational and workflow requirements needed to establish a sustainable imaging program.

That’s the idea behind Full Access Neurology from Catalyst MedTech.

Built around the ultra-high-resolution CareMiBrain™ dedicated Brain PET system, Full Access Neurology brings together the technology, expertise and support organizations need to evaluate and implement Brain PET — from site planning and workflow to service, clinical support and advanced quantification.

The goal is to help organizations move from simply asking, "Should we acquire a Brain PET scanner?" to a much bigger question:

"What would it take to build a Brain PET program that expands access for the patients and physicians we serve?"

As interest in advanced Brain PET continues to grow across clinical care and research, Catalyst is working to help more organizations find a practical path forward.

Because the future of Brain PET isn't just about what imaging technology can see. It's about making advanced imaging more accessible to the people who can benefit from it.

Imaging That Works Around You

For Gerasimos Zervos, MD, FACC, the value of Catalyst MedTech’s DIS Mobile Nuclear Cardiology goes beyond the imaging technology.

"They rapidly understand the logistics of ‘context’ and ‘space’ and ‘timing.’ They are prompt, courteous, friendly, and always maintain a positive engagement with patients and staff."

That’s what a true imaging partner should deliver.

DIS Mobile Nuclear Cardiology helps practices bring cardiac SPECT imaging directly to their patients without the investment and operational requirements of owning and staffing a system themselves.

It combines reliable imaging technology, experienced clinical professionals and the flexibility to adapt to each customer’s environment — helping make imaging work for the provider, the staff and, ultimately, the patient.

A Refreshed Look for an Expanded Digirad®

You may have noticed something new from Digirad® by Catalyst MedTech.

The refreshed Digirad logo reflects the continued evolution of a brand that has helped advance nuclear medicine imaging for decades — and a portfolio that continues to expand.

Today, Digirad brings together Cardius® Series, X-ACT+®, CorCam™ (formerly CardioMD®), QuantumCam™ and Ergo™ across cardiac and general nuclear medicine imaging.

And behind the technology is the strength of Catalyst MedTech — combining OEM innovation, clinical expertise, nationwide service and long-term lifecycle support.

New look. Expanded portfolio. More to come.

Celebrating the People Behind the Images

October brings two important opportunities to recognize the imaging professionals whose expertise and dedication make a difference in patient care every day.

Nuclear Medicine & Molecular Imaging Week | October 4–10

This one is especially meaningful to Catalyst. With nearly 175 nuclear medicine technologists nationwide, we're proud to celebrate our own team — and nuclear medicine professionals across the industry — whose expertise helps make advanced diagnostic imaging possible.

Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month | October

Throughout October, we also recognize the sonographers and ultrasound professionals whose skill and expertise play an important role in diagnosis and patient care.

At Catalyst, our connection to imaging goes well beyond the technology. It's the people behind the images who ultimately make the difference.

Stay tuned as we celebrate them throughout October.

HealthTrust Members: A Smarter Path to Nuclear Imaging

Special Group Buy savings available through December 2026

HealthTrust members can take advantage of exclusive savings on eligible Catalyst imaging solutions: