Fixed PET/CT.
Turn-Key.
Building a fixed PET/CT program is a significant undertaking: capital, regulatory approvals, vendor coordination, and operational infrastructure. LDX is here to help structure and manage that process.
Analyze Your Program FitWhat We Bring
to Your Program
CapEx to OpEx
Structuring the program as a leased asset with per-dose billing converts a large upfront capital commitment into a predictable monthly operating expense. No equipment purchase required.
Coordinated Project Management
A fixed PET/CT buildout touches CON filings, state RAM licensing, ACR accreditation, shielding analysis, GC bid management, and PACS integration. LDX coordinates across these workstreams so your team isn't managing a dozen vendors.
Regulatory Navigation
NRC compliance, ACR accreditation, CON applications, and RAM licensing are complex and time-consuming. LDX helps manage these processes alongside your team — so clinical staff can stay focused on patient care.
Operational Structure
Running a fixed PET/CT program requires an RSO, nuclear medicine administrator, waste management program, and ACR maintenance. LDX helps structure the operational model so you understand the true cost before committing.
Vendor & Radiopharmacy Access
Establishing radiopharmacy relationships and OEM service agreements as a single-site program can be challenging. LDX works to connect programs with the right partners and help negotiate terms that reflect your volume.
Faster Breakeven
Eliminating upfront capital means a program can reach cash-flow positive earlier. With no equipment purchase to recover, the break-even scan volume is meaningfully lower than self-operation requires.
Clinical-Grade.
Built to Last.
LDX programs are structured around new, current-generation PET/CT scanners from leading OEMs. Every unit is covered by a full OEM service and maintenance agreement. No refurbished or end-of-life equipment.
From Site Assessment
to First Scan
LDX coordinates the full buildout process, from initial site assessment through scanner installation and clinical launch. The phases below reflect a typical fixed PET/CT program from contract execution to first scan.
Site Development
Key contact: LDX Project Manager
- Initial site assessment and scanner selection
- CON application support and state RAM licensing coordination
- Shielding analysis and radiation exposure study
- Architect drawings and GC bid process
- ACR accreditation preparation
- Equipment procurement and OEM coordination
Program Launch
Key contact: LDX Account Manager
- Scanner installation and OEM commissioning
- NMT recruitment support and clinical staff training
- Radiopharmacy partner introduction and first-dose coordination
- PACS integration and workflow setup
- Billing, coding, and authorization training
- Physician education and referral pathway development
Ongoing Support
Key contact: LDX Account Manager
- OEM service agreement coordination and uptime oversight
- NRC inspection support and compliance documentation
- ACR accreditation renewal support
- Clinical staffing guidance as volume scales
- Program performance reporting
- Technology refresh planning at lease renewal
Is a Fixed Program
Right for You?
Answer a few questions about your facility, volume, and current infrastructure. We will outline your reimbursement potential and help identify where LDX's program structure may be a good fit.
Facility & Site
Facility Type
Site Status
Let's Talk About
Your Needs.
Whether you're exploring a mobile PET/CT program, planning a fixed PET/CT installation, or have general questions about our solutions, we want to hear from you.