Radiology Partners
Funding History
| NEA / Future Fund Growth Equity Round · 03/2018 | $234M |
|---|---|
| Starr Investment Holdings Growth Investment · 07/2019 | $700M |
| Growth Equity Investment (2024) · 02/2024 | $720M |
About
Radiology Partners is the largest radiology practice in the United States, a physician-led and physician-owned group founded in 2012 that provides diagnostic imaging interpretation and teleradiology services to hospitals, health systems and outpatient imaging centers across all 50 states. Its RP Clinical Services division includes vRad, the largest teleradiology platform in the country.
- CEO
- Rich Whitney
- Employees
- ~2,545
- Headquarters
- El Segundo, California
- Founded
- 2012
- Website
- radpartners.com
Overview
Radiology Partners is the largest radiology practice in the United States, a physician-led and physician-owned group that provides diagnostic imaging and teleradiology interpretation services to hospitals, health systems, imaging centers and outpatient facilities nationwide. Founded in 2012 by Rich Whitney, a former CFO of DaVita Inc., the company has grown through an affiliation and acquisition strategy that now spans all 50 states, employing thousands of physicians who serve thousands of client sites and interpret tens of millions of exams annually. Radiology Partners is headquartered in El Segundo, California, and its RP Clinical Services division includes vRad, the largest teleradiology platform in the U.S. The company has raised growth equity from New Enterprise Associates (its founding institutional backer) and Starr Investment Holdings, most recently closing a $720 million growth equity round in February 2024 alongside a refinancing of its debt. In 2025 and 2026 the company further extended its debt maturities and, in August 2026, announced a definitive agreement to acquire Everlight Radiology, a leading international teleradiology provider, in a deal reported at approximately $715 million that had not yet closed as of the announcement. Radiology Partners remains a private company; it has not filed for bankruptcy and has no announced IPO plans.
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