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Impact: Europe’s healthcare progress: A model for LAC?

“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.”

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Impact: Resonandina features in Dutch’ leading businesspapers

“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.”

Newly trained staff
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Impact: Newly trained staff Grenada MRI

An MRI machine is only as effective as the professionals who operate it. At St. Augustine’s Medical Services in St. Paul, Grenada, newly trained staff are now fully equipped to provide high-quality MRI diagnostics—bringing essential imaging services closer to home.

healthcare gap LAC
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Impact: Closing the healthcare gap in Latin America & the Caribbean

Europe invests ~€4,000 per capita in healthcare.
LAC: Just ~€1,155 per capita—with 32% paid out-of-pocket by patients.
For many in Latin America and the Caribbean, diagnostic imaging remains out of reach, because of high costs and limited public investment. As a result, millions go undiagnosed, leading to delayed treatments, worse outcomes, and higher long-term healthcare costs.

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