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You don’t always see the work behind great imaging, but it shows up in the results. Our Port Charlotte team was recognized with the CT Quality Award by Heartflow for Q1, reflecting the consistency, collaboration, and attention to detail that happens every day on site. 🎉 To earn this recognition, sites must perform at least 50 cases and maintain a 92%+ acceptance rate. Port Charlotte exceeded that with: • 109 cases performed • 94% acceptance rate But beyond the numbers, this recognition is about the people behind the work. A huge shoutout to the entire Port Charlotte CT team — Cassidy Q., Ian H., Stephen L., Kati H., Sarah D., Michelle G., Kelsey D., and Joseph M. — for their dedication to patient care, scan quality, and teamwork every single day. It’s the attention to detail, collaboration across teams, and commitment to doing things the right way that make achievements like this possible. This recognition reflects a collective effort across the Port Charlotte site and beyond, including support from the East Zone Remote CT team, all working together to ensure the best possible outcomes for patients. 👏 We’re continuing to grow teams like this across the country. If you’re interested in being part of it, explore opportunities on our careers page at simonmed.com/careers.

Today, on Armed Forces Day, SimonMed is proud to launch the Shield Program — a new initiative supporting veterans, active military, and first responders. Too often, the people who dedicate their lives to protecting others put their own health last. The SimonMed Shield Program was created to help expand access to proactive whole-body MRI screening designed to provide earlier insight into potential health concerns before symptoms appear. Through the program, eligible individuals receive 20% off any SimonMed Longevity whole-body MRI — a proactive, radiation-free scan that evaluates 13+ organs and systems in a single visit and helps establish a meaningful baseline for long-term health. To those who serve and have served: thank you for all you do. Learn more about the SimonMed Shield Program: https://loom.ly/Hil58yA

Advancing care means constantly seeking out what’s next. Over the past several months, our team has traveled globally, collaborating with leading experts and exploring emerging technologies that have the potential to shape the future of imaging, longevity, and performance. We spent time in Calgary with the Cascaid Health team at Canada’s Olympic training facility, gaining insights that are helping inform how we continue to evolve the patient experience. At ECR in Vienna, we connected with our European AI partners and shared our latest research on metabolism screening in the community. We also attended HIMSS in Las Vegas to explore new ways to improve in-center workflows and further enhance the patient experience. We’re committed to finding the best innovations and bringing those advancements back to the patients we serve!

Help shape the future of healthcare operations at SimonMed. We’re hiring a Sr. Director of Revenue Cycle Management to lead large-scale transformation across one of the nation’s largest outpatient imaging providers. This is an opportunity to drive operational excellence, optimize performance across a complex, high-volume imaging environment, and help modernize revenue cycle operations through innovation and technology. Ready to make an impact? Learn more and apply: https://loom.ly/PMY1cE8 Know someone who’d be a great fit? Tag them or share.

📣Join Our Team… New Role Alert VP Longevity Operations Healthcare is shifting from reactive to proactive. SimonMed is building the operational foundation for that future. We believe advanced imaging, AI, and longitudinal health insights will fundamentally change how disease is detected, monitored, and managed—moving healthcare from episodic care toward continuous understanding. That transformation requires more than technology. It requires operational leaders who can scale new models of care, build exceptional patient experiences, connect clinical and commercial teams, and help bring preventive health into the mainstream. As we expand our longevity and preventive health platform nationally, we’re hiring a VP of Longevity Operations. This is an opportunity to work closely with me, our COO Surya Desiraju, CEO John Simon and our incredible team to help shape one of the most important shifts happening in healthcare: Earlier insight. More proactive care. Better outcomes. If you’re passionate about building the future of healthcare, and operating at scale, we’d love to connect. https://lnkd.in/e28JMpJz

We’re excited to share that Dr. Sean Raj will be speaking at HLTH Europe 2026 in Amsterdam, one of the world’s leading healthcare innovation events bringing together global leaders across health systems, technology, imaging, AI, pharma, and patient care! As part of the new HLTH.rad programming focused on the future of imaging innovation, Sean’s session, “Don’t block the view: Integrating theranostic imaging into clinical care pathways,” will explore the evolving role of theranostic imaging and innovation in advancing more proactive, connected, and patient-centered care. 📍 June 17, 2026 🕐 1:20 PM – 2:00 PM Learn more about his session here: https://loom.ly/Nf-rO5Y #HLTHEurope

Early detection is something we talk about often, but it hits differently when you’re surrounded by people who are just as committed to it! We recently attended the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer Corporate Kickoff, and it was a reminder of the impact that happens when organizations come together with a shared goal. Screening exams play a critical role in detecting breast cancer early, often before symptoms appear, when treatment is most effective. That’s where real progress happens. If you’re in the Phoenix area, we’re looking forward to the upcoming event and continuing to be part of the momentum behind this movement!

You’ve learned to live with it… but that doesn’t mean you should. Patients adapt. They normalize symptoms, adjust routines, and delay action, often because there’s no clear answer. But too often in healthcare, we wait for symptoms to worsen before we act. Whole-body MRI supports a different approach, one that looks beyond isolated symptoms to identify underlying issues earlier. It’s a shift from reacting to discomfort to understanding what’s driving it. Are we helping people act early, or waiting until symptoms force action? See what whole body MRI can reveal: https://loom.ly/IEyQw88

Dr. Eric Topol, MD nailed it. We already have validated AI that can pull meaningful, actionable insights from imaging. Hoever, the system isn’t set up to reward its use, so adoption lags exactly where the evidence is strongest. At SimonMed, we decided not to wait around for the system to change. We’re bringing AI and foundation models directly to patients through our "Plus" offerings. We started in women’s health and have quickly expanded into cardiac, metabolic, longevity and more. Our ultimate goal is simple: add an AI-powered "Plus" layer to every exam and turn routine imaging into something more proactive and useful for patients. The technology is ready, it's just a matter of actually using it.

If you’re under 50, colorectal cancer is becoming one of your biggest risks. And most people don’t even know it. We’re still operating in a system designed to wait for symptoms, even when disease develops silently. That means many people don’t get answers until it’s already advanced. But that model is starting to shift. Advances in imaging are making it possible to identify risk earlier and guide next steps before disease progresses. Because when it comes to cancer, timing changes everything. At what point does waiting become the bigger risk? Sean Raj, MD, MBA explores this further in a recent feature with Uprooted Concepts: https://loom.ly/p-tAwQI