Johnson opens Canary Wharf health centre
LycaHealth chair Prema Subaskaran, Mayor of London Boris Johnson, Philips Healthcare business development manager London Tim Regan, LycaHealth ceo Dr Manpreet Gulati and Philips Healthcare ceo UK and Ireland Neil Mesher.
Healthcare company LycaHealth has opened its first centre in London. Located at Canary Wharf, and equipped with Philips Healthcare’s imaging systems, the facility was officially opened by Mayor of London Boris Johnson.
The company is planning to open further centres around the UK, South Asia and eventually Africa over the next five years. A second centre will open in the UK in the near future at Orpington, Kent, and Philips will also supply the equipment for that site.
Philips has supplied a 3.0T Ingenia MRI, a 128 Ingenuity CT scanner with advanced vision software, an Epiq ultrasound system and a DuraDiagnost digital x-ray system. It will also supply its latest Ambient Experience technology, which reduces patient anxiety through an immersive, multi-sensorial experience.
See the full report on page 4 of the March 2016 issue of RAD Magazine.
