With the new crowdfund campaign at Invesdor, Resonandina will deliver accurate diagnostics and now also the right treatment in Colombia. One enables the other, resulting in more healthy people.
A milestone for accessible diagnostics: NeuroDX hosts PET/CT symposium with strong public-sector support.
The pay-per-use MRI has arrived at Clinica Preventiva in Lima, Peru — now being installed. In a country with just 1 MRI per million people (vs. 14 in Europe), this project brings important diagnostics to over 250,000 people.
Earlier this year, a group of Resonandina investors visited several clinics across Latin America and the Caribbean. Seeing accessible diagnostics in action left a strong impression —serving visible patients in real need.
A global income map reveals a clear reality: the lower the income, the harder it is to access essential diagnostics.
Expanding MRI access is not just about technology—it requires skilled professionals who can operate and interpret scans effectively.
This year marks a decade of accessible diagnostics at CDI-HAI, the imaging center established in partnership with Hospital Arco Iris and Resonandina in La Paz.
Europe’s medical imaging capacity has steadily increased over decades.
LAC (Latin America & the Caribbean) lags behind, struggling with chronic underinvestment.
“That’s where van Bemmelen saw a business opportunity with meaningful impact: a medical leasing company (not an NGO), where diagnostics are purely a matter of operational costs—not capital investments. Clients pay per scan, under long-term contracts with a minimum volume as security. But without the usual real estate collateral or advance payments.”
Access to advanced diagnostic equipment is only part of the solution—trained professionals are what bring it to life. At New Biology in Cali, Colombia, a newly trained team is now fully equipped to operate the MRI system and deliver high-quality imaging services. The MRI training program covered essential topics:
