GE HealthCare Technologies Inc. announced a partnership with Sant’ Andrea University Hospital in Lazio, Italy, and Tribun Health to roll out enterprise imaging and digital pathology solutions across the hospital’s oncology services. The collaboration brings GE HealthCare’s enterprise imaging platform—comprising a vendor‑neutral archive and advanced analytics—to Tribun Health’s CaloPix® digital pathology system, creating a seamless data flow that supports faster, more accurate cancer diagnoses.
The integration will allow pathology images to be captured, stored, and analyzed within the same workflow that radiology and clinical teams use, enabling multidisciplinary teams to review imaging and pathology data side‑by‑side. AI‑driven analytics embedded in both platforms will flag abnormal findings and prioritize cases, improving turnaround times for oncologists and reducing the risk of diagnostic errors.
Sant’ Andrea Hospital will invest nearly €1.5 million to implement the full digital pathology solution, with about €800,000 funded by Italy’s National Recovery and Resilience Plan. The investment positions the hospital as the first in the Lazio region to adopt a complete digital pathology workflow, while GE HealthCare gains a high‑profile European customer that can serve as a reference for future deployments.
From a strategic perspective, the deal expands GE HealthCare’s footprint beyond the United States and reinforces its precision‑care strategy by combining imaging, pathology, and AI tools. The partnership is expected to generate incremental revenue and create cross‑sell opportunities across GE HealthCare’s Imaging, Advanced Visualization Solutions (AVS), Patient Care Solutions (PCS), and Pharmaceutical Diagnostics (PDx) segments. The collaboration also aligns with GE HealthCare’s recent guidance, which raised its full‑year 2025 adjusted EPS outlook to $4.51–$4.63, reflecting confidence in the company’s high‑margin AI and imaging businesses.
Scott Miller, CEO of Solutions for Enterprise Imaging at GE HealthCare, said the implementation “will streamline the oncology care pathway across the enterprise and support clinical teams delivering the best care to their patients.” Francesca Milito, General Director of AOU Sant’ Andrea, added that the deployment “allows doctors to make faster, more informed decisions and represents a fundamental step in our hospital’s digital transformation.”
GE HealthCare’s Q3 2025 results—revenues of $5.1 billion and adjusted EPS of $1.07—showed a 6% revenue increase and a modest margin compression due to tariff impacts. The company’s guidance for 2025, which now targets adjusted EPS of $4.51–$4.63, signals management’s confidence that new high‑margin solutions like this partnership will help sustain growth and offset headwinds in legacy product lines.
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