DeepHealth pricing
No price, unit of sale or rate card is published for DeepHealth OS, Diagnostic Suite, Operations Suite, TechLive, Reporting Pro or any clinical suite sold to an outside provider, and commercial enquiries go through a demo request.
How DeepHealth pricing works
- Pricing model
- Quote based. No published unit of sale for software licensed to third party providers.
- Business associate agreement
- Not published. No business associate position is stated on the company's pages.
Three adjacent figures are published and none is the provider price. Patients at RadNet's own imaging centers have been charged about $40 out of pocket for the Enhanced Breast Cancer Detection programme, with roughly 36 percent electing it; that is a retail charge at the parent's sites and includes the safeguard radiologist read, so it is not a software license rate. The breast ultrasound module is positioned against an existing Category III code for quantitative ultrasound tissue characterization, which names a reimbursement route, not a price. And because the parent is publicly listed, segment figures are disclosed, including more than $16 million of new third party contract value in the first quarter of 2026.
For a buyer the value side is easy to model, since a published detection rate gain per thousand examinations can be set against local screening volume, and the cost side is not, because there is no unit price to put against it.
DeepHealth pricing against its alternatives
Published prices for DeepHealth and the products closest to it. Each figure is as the vendor publishes it, in its own currency and billing unit.
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- RRiverain TechnologiesNo published price
- HHologic Genius AI DetectionNo published price
- LLunitNo published price
- QQure AINo published price
- CcontextflowNo published price
- HHarrison.aiNo published price
DeepHealth pricing, answered
How much does DeepHealth cost?
DeepHealth does not publish a price. Three adjacent figures are published and none is the provider price. Patients at RadNet's own imaging centers have been charged about $40 out of pocket for the Enhanced Breast Cancer Detection programme, with roughly 36 percent electing it; that is a retail charge at the parent's sites and includes the safeguard radiologist read, so it is not a software license rate.
Does DeepHealth offer a business associate agreement?
Not published. No business associate position is stated on the company's pages.