Advisory Board data suggest significant growth for most cardiac imaging modalities across the next five years—nearly three times higher than non-cardiac imaging—driven by demographic change, technological innovation, and the push for early identification under population health models. However, cardiovascular (CV) and imaging programs face competing priorities when balancing growth aspirations with the need for appropriate utilization and threats to reimbursement.
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