DeepHealth is introducing One Intelligent Experience, a new paradigm for how people interact with imaging technology. Moving beyond disconnected systems and individual AI applications, it reimagines the imaging experience around the people delivering and receiving care, bringing the right information, insights, automation and expertise together when and where they are needed.
Imaging sits at the center of many of healthcare’s most important moments, from revealing disease before symptoms appear to guiding diagnosis, treatment and urgent care decisions. Now, advances in clinical AI, automation and remote technologies are creating opportunities to expand what imaging can reveal, how expertise can be delivered and how efficiently imaging services can operate.
Yet fragmented technologies, disconnected workflows and standalone AI applications continue to limit the impact of these advances, making it harder to address longstanding challenges in access, efficiency and capacity.
The need is becoming more urgent
More than 4.2 billion medical radiological examinations are performed worldwide annually, according to the World Health Organization (WHO), with demand continuing to rise.1 WHO also projects a global shortage of 11.1 million health workers by 2030.2 Healthcare organizations face increasing pressure to meet growing demand with constrained capacity, making it essential to rethink how technology and intelligence support imaging care.
“We believe imaging can do more,” said Kees Wesdorp, President and CEO of DeepHealth. “The next era of imaging won’t be defined by how much AI we introduce, but by how we bring intelligence together around the people delivering and receiving care. That’s where I see the real opportunity to make a difference: detecting disease earlier, enabling clinicians to reach answers sooner, extending expertise and capacity, and making imaging more accessible and efficient. One Intelligent Experience expands what imaging makes possible.”
A shift in how people interact with imaging technology
Instead of navigating disconnected systems to find the information and capabilities they need, intelligence becomes available in the context of their work, when they need it.
Realizing One Intelligent Experience requires a different approach to innovation. Rather than developing technologies and AI applications as separate solutions, the focus shifts to designing how intelligence supports people across the imaging journey, bringing clinical insights, automation and expertise together in ways that make each interaction more intuitive, informed and connected.
DeepHealth is already advancing this approach through its comprehensive portfolio spanning Clinical AI, Enterprise Imaging and Imaging Operations. By bringing its own native Radiology AI Suite, supporting core imaging modalities and clinical areas, together with AI-powered enterprise imaging and operational technologies, DeepHealth can embed intelligence more deeply into clinical and operational workflows and progressively connect experiences across the imaging journey.
What One Intelligent Experience makes possible
“We’re at a turning point in how people and AI can work together,” said Sham Sokka, Chief Operating and Technology Officer at DeepHealth. “AI is evolving beyond individual tasks toward intelligence that understands context, connects information and supports more complex reasoning. Our opportunity is to bring these capabilities together around people, making sophisticated intelligence easier to access, interact with and act on.”
To introduce One Intelligent Experience, DeepHealth is launching three films ahead of RSNA 2026. Told from the perspectives of a radiologist, an imaging operations leader and an IT leader, the films explore what becomes possible when intelligence is brought together around the people delivering and receiving imaging care.
Reimagining the radiology experience
Radiologists are interpreting growing volumes of increasingly complex imaging studies, often navigating separate systems for images, clinical information, AI findings and reporting.
Imagine an experience where relevant findings, clinical context and reporting capabilities come together around the radiologist, with intelligence supporting interpretation throughout the reading process.
DeepHealth is advancing this experience by bringing native Clinical AI together with diagnostic imaging and reporting workflows, helping reduce complexity and support more informed clinical decisions. The opportunity is to help radiologists reach answers sooner, with intelligence integrated into the way they work rather than added as another separate tool.
Connecting the imaging journey
For imaging operations teams, delivering timely care means coordinating far more than the exam itself. From referral and scheduling through acquisition, results and follow-up, disconnected processes can create administrative burden, constrain capacity and make the patient journey harder to navigate.
Imagine an experience where intelligence helps teams anticipate needs, automate routine tasks and coordinate the next steps, making the imaging journey easier to manage for staff and patients alike.
Through its Imaging Operations and Patient Engagement capabilities, DeepHealth is bringing intelligence into the workflows surrounding the patient, helping healthcare organizations streamline operations, make better use of available resources and support patients from scheduling through follow-up.
Making the enterprise experience more intelligent
Healthcare organizations operate complex imaging environments built around technologies, applications and infrastructure that have evolved over time. As AI advances, the challenge for IT leaders is not simply to introduce more technology, but to make existing and new capabilities work together without adding complexity.
Imagine an enterprise where technologies work together rather than in isolation, giving clinicians and care teams more connected experiences while reducing the complexity of managing imaging across sites and care settings.
Through its enterprise imaging technologies and modular, interoperable approach, DeepHealth enables healthcare organizations to introduce new intelligence into existing environments, build on their technology investments and progressively connect experiences across sites and care settings.
The technologies needed to transform the imaging experience are already here. The opportunity is to bring them together in new ways.
So, what are we waiting for?
Discover One Intelligent Experience at RSNA 2026Sources
[1] World Health Organization, Global experts convene in Vienna to discuss radiation protection in medicine, December 8, 2025. WHO source.
[2] World Health Organization, One in four doctors nearing retirement age as WHO warns of global health workforce gap, September 18, 2026. WHO source.
