Nanox’s USARAD Expands AZmed Partnership for U.S. Radiology Workflows

Israeli medical-imaging company Nanox announced on November 9 that its wholly owned subsidiary USARAD Holdings is expanding its commercial collaboration with AZmed. The agreement will further integrate AZmed’s X-ray artificial-intelligence tools into workflows serving USARAD’s network of radiologists across the United States. The planned integration uses Nanox Marketplace to route imaging studies automatically and transmit medical images between AZmed’s tools and facilities connected through OnePacs, USARAD’s cloud-based imaging platform. The companies aim to deliver AI findings within the system radiologists already use, helping them prioritize and interpret studies. USARAD chief executive Elli Yuz said: “We have valued the results of our work with AZmed, so we are pleased to expand our collaboration.” AZmed chief executive Julien Vidal said radiology AI’s value is moving from individual algorithms toward integrated suites with regulatory clearance and clinical evidence. USARAD and AZmed have worked together since 2023. USARAD initially used AZtrauma, which assists with identifying fractures, dislocations and joint effusions, and extended its use to the AZchest chest X-ray tool during 2026. Nanox, based in Petach Tikva and listed on Nasdaq as NNOX, said the companies will offer meetings at the RSNA 2026 radiology conference, with Nanox at booth 1759 and AZmed at booth 5509.