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PME signs 10-year AUD 170M contract with UCHealth for cloud-based Visage 7 platform

Pro Medicus to deploy full Visage 7 suite, including cardiology and archive migration

PME shares traded 8.57% higher at AUD 309.64 following the announcement on 3 July 2025

Pro Medicus Limited (ASX: PME), through its wholly owned U.S. subsidiary Visage Imaging, Inc., has announced the signing of a 10-year, AUD 170 million contract with UCHealth, a major not-for-profit health system based in Colorado, United States. The agreement will see the rollout of Pro Medicus’s Visage 7 Enterprise Imaging Platform across UCHealth’s hospital and clinic network.

UCHealth operates 14 hospitals and a network of affiliated clinics and providers spanning Colorado, Wyoming, and western Nebraska. It includes the University of Colorado Hospital, which is known for academic research and the provision of advanced treatment options within the Rocky Mountain region.

The newly signed agreement, based on a transactional licensing model, covers the implementation of the Visage 7 platform, comprising Visage 7 Viewer, Workflow, Open Archive, and Cardiology Imaging. The platform will provide UCHealth with a unified enterprise imaging system integrated directly into its electronic health record (EHR).

In addition to new deployments, the contract includes the migration of UCHealth’s existing PACS archive to the Visage 7 Open Archive. The integration is aimed at simplifying enterprise-wide image distribution and streamlining operational processes across UCHealth’s multisite network.

Implementation planning is scheduled to begin immediately, with full rollout and go-live targeted for the second quarter of the 2026 calendar year. The deployment will follow Visage Imaging’s established cloud-based implementation process.

Pro Medicus CEO Dr. Sam Hupert noted that UCHealth has chosen the full Visage 7 suite, including the cardiology imaging module, which supports imaging beyond radiology. This broader adoption is in line with market trends toward system consolidation and end-to-end imaging solutions within healthcare enterprises.

Dr. Hupert added that interest in Visage 7’s full-stack offerin including the viewer, workflow engine, and open archive continues to increase across a range of healthcare providers. The company’s cardiology solution is also gaining traction as institutions look to unify imaging functions across medical specialties.

The UCHealth agreement is Pro Medicus’s latest in a series of large, multi-year imaging contracts signed over the past few years. The company’s cloud-native architecture and flexibility in deployment whether in private or public cloud environments remain key differentiators in health IT purchasing decisions, particularly among enterprise-scale institutions.

Pro Medicus provides radiology information systems (RIS), picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), artificial intelligence tools, and e-health solutions to healthcare providers worldwide. In 2009, the company acquired Visage Imaging, which has since become its primary vehicle for international expansion.

The Visage 7 suite is designed to support rapid access to imaging data, integration with health record systems, and deployment across public and private cloud environments. It forms the core of Pro Medicus’s cloud strategy in healthcare imaging.

As of 3 July 2025, shares of Pro Medicus were up 8.57%, trading at AUD 309.64.