Digirad sells northern California service hubs

Sarah Lamberti | | Health Imaging | Molecular Imaging

Digirad, a provider of diagnostic imaging products and personnel and equipment leasing services, has sold the assets related to three northern California service hub locations to Rancho Santa Fe, Calif.-based MD Office Solutions.

The agreement called for the sale of portable nuclear imaging cameras, vans and related equipment, and the assignment of certain customer contracts for the former Digirad hub locations in Northern California's Bay Area and Fresno, Calif., according to Digirad CEO Todd Clyde.

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