August 18, 2026 – NewVue, a provider of cloud-native software that unifies how radiologists work while improving practice efficiency, has partnered with Strategic Radiology, a coalition of 50 independent, radiologist-owned practices representing more than 2,500 radiologists nationwide.
Through the agreement, Strategic Radiology member practices will gain preferred access to NewVue’s platform through the coalition’s group purchasing program, along with expanded educational opportunities for their teams.
“Strategic Radiology has earned a strong reputation for helping shape the future of private practice radiology,” said Kyle Lawton, CEO and Co-Founder of NewVue. “We believe technology should create meaningful value not only by reducing operational complexity, but also by giving practices a more flexible and cost-effective path to modernization. We are excited about this partnership and to bring unified workflow orchestration to more independent radiology teams.”
NewVue is a radiology workflow orchestrator that unifies case assignment, patient context, and native reporting into one interpretation workspace. It connects with existing PACS, clinical systems (RIS, EHR), and AI tools, enabling radiology practices to modernize their workflows without a rip-and-replace of existing systems and processes.
“Strategic Radiology is committed to advancing innovation that strengthens independent private practice and improves patient care,” said Scott Bundy, MD, FACR, CEO and Chair of the Board, Strategic Radiology. “Adding NewVue to our group purchasing agreement gives our member practices more cost-effective access to technology that unifies their reading workflow and reinforces our coalition’s focus on clinical quality and physician-led care.”
The partnership aligns with Strategic Radiology’s mission to create superior radiology value through collaboration and innovation. NewVue’s approach supports that goal by providing member practices with a way to modernize their operations while improving efficiency and patient care.
August 18, 2026 
