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Reimagining medical imaging: How Truevis is making PET-CT accessible across India
Express Healthcare
|November 2025
From Manufacturing excellence to Customer service innovations, Truevis Technologies is driving India's Medtech innovation and manufacturing infrastructure
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Transforming access, empowering care
India's healthcare landscape is undergoing a pivotal transformation — one that demands not just world-class technology but also localised capability, reliability, and reach. Leading this change from the country's eastern coast is Truevis Technologies, a MedTech innovator housed within the Andhra Pradesh MedTech Zone (AMTZ) in Visakhapatnam.
Building on its strength in CT and PET-CT manufacturing, Truevis is now redefining the next frontier: making high-end imaging accessible, affordable, and sustainable across India.
Milind Deshpande, Joint Managing Director, Truevis Technologies: "Our mission goes beyond machines — it's about empowering every clinician and hospital to deliver precision care with confidence by making high technology equipment within the reach."
Empowering people, driving precision
At the core of Truevis's success lies a team that blends technical mastery with purpose. Engineers, clinical specialists, and service professionals — many with decades of experience in global imaging companies — form the foundation of its innovation ecosystem.
Through structured training programs and technology transfer initiatives with global partner Neusoft Medical Systems, Truevis ensures to bring home global designs and service expertise.
This story is from the November 2025 edition of Express Healthcare.
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