Impact

Celebrating 10-year anniversary of one of Resonandina’s first local directors; Reynaldo Vargas: intelligent, business experience and friendship

Last month, Team Resonandina visited Varian’s headquarters in Brazil, our partner for radiotherapy equipment. During the visit, the team studied Varian’s innovations and aligned on projects and opportunities.

More than 2 million people around Santa Marta could benefit from improved access to cancer diagnostics and treatment.

Focus on the Resonandina Oncology project in Santa Marta. Thanks to Manuela Triana and Holland House

In response to this gap, Resonandina receives growing requests across the region, with new clinics and departments being established, highlighting the importance of nuclear medicine

Recently signed contracts in Colombia will provide more accessible diagnostics with ‘pay-per-use’, without upfront investment, enabling access to these services for many patients.

Oncologist and clinic director Jorge Para explains: Only 20% of patients who need radiotherapy in Santa Marta can access it. In the interview below, oncologist Jorge Para explains how distance and cost prevent most patients from receiving essential cancer treatment.

Half of all oncology patients in the clinic need radiotherapy, yet only a few can travel for it.

Resonandina is changing this by installing a pay-per-use PET/CT of GE Healthcare and a LINAC of VARIAN inside the clinic.

Bringing diagnosis and treatment under one roof for a region of 1.5 million people.

At Clínica Previn, Resonandina officially opened a new pay-per-use MRI. Happy clients with an installed and fully operational service; bringing high-quality diagnostics to the Lima region.

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.

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.