Siemens’ RadEnablement Services offer practical solutions to expand capacity

Siemens Healthineers says the RadVision 2026 event in London confirmed what it hears from radiology teams every day: rising demand and workforce constraints are colliding with uncertainty over which digital and AI tools are really useful.

The company’s RadEnablement Services help radiology providers address growing operational challenges by providing the digital and AI expertise needed to tackle repetitive and time-consuming tasks across the imaging pathway. “As we emphasised to the many visitors we had to our RadVision exhibit, the goal is simple: give clinicians more time to focus on delivering exceptional patient care,” the company said.

“It is a message that is really resonating because, as imaging volumes continue to grow, healthcare organisations need practical solutions that expand capacity, improve efficiency and maximise existing resources.”

RadEnablement Services offer a number of capabilities. Remote scanning services extend scanning capacity through support from remote MRI technologists. AI enablement harnesses AI-powered image reconstruction and clinical decision support to reduce cognitive burden. Remote reading provides access to licensed teleradiology partners to help manage reporting demand while maintaining standards. Load balancing and scheduling optimise imaging resources across healthcare networks.

Picture: David Dommett from East and North Hertfordshire NHS Trust finds out about RadEnablement services from Siemens Healthineers’ Peter Beer and Niamh Cleary.

Read this report on page 6 of the September 2026 issue of RAD Magazine.