Elsevier, a world-leading provider of scientific, technical and medical information products and services, announced today the acquisition of Amirsys.
Focused on visually oriented medical disciplines like radiology, pathology and anatomy, Amirsys’ global solutions give healthcare providers the expert information and clinical decision support (CDS) tools to make informed, expert and evidence-based diagnoses. Amirsys also provides learning environments that help those training in these disciplines to sharpen their diagnostic skills and increase their knowledge.
“This acquisition bolsters Elsevier’s comprehensive set of point-of-decision solutions, providing our customers around the world with a greater ability to improve the quality of care and patient outcomes,” said Jay Katzen, president, Elsevier Clinical Solutions. “In addition, because radiology, pathology, anatomy and their associated content and data-rich images are foundational elements of other disciplines, we believe Amirsys will improve our ability to better inform diagnostic and treatment decisions across a broad scope of other specialties.”
Amirsys also created sophisticated technology tools to develop and maintain current imaging content, and Elsevier expects to be able to adapt those tools to serve other visually rich specialties. Amirsys products include STATdx, RADPrimer, ImmunoQuery, AnatomyOne and Amirsys imaging, pathology and anatomy reference centers. Amirsys will be integrated with the Elsevier Clinical Solutions suite, which includes clinical workflow and decision support, clinical reference and patient engagement, including ClinicalKey, CPM CarePoints, ExitCare, and InOrder by Elsevier.
“Elsevier is known for our trusted, evidence-based content, and the Amirsys team, products and solutions add substantial global expertise and technology to our suite of solutions,” Katzen said. “The Amirsys content development and technology platform enhances our ability to frequently update and manage images and text assets throughout our clinical solutions suite so that our customers always have access to the most current content available.”
Amirsys will continue its tradition of publishing new radiology and pathology reference texts with Elsevier. Amirsys’ new editions and titles, publishing group and world-renowned author teams will complement Elsevier’s own portfolio of high quality radiology and pathology titles.
“We are excited to become part of Elsevier’s premier suite of clinical solutions,” said Paul Scholtes, co-CEO of Amirsys. “Together we address the needs of radiology and diagnostic pathology professionals, hospitals, and physicians’ practices whose clinicians must have the best information and technology in order to deliver a quality diagnosis,” said Ric Harnsberger, M.D., co-CEO of Amirsys.
Amirsys is headquartered in Salt Lake City, Utah. The acquisition is effective immediately and financial terms of the transaction are not being disclosed.
For more information: www.elsevier.com
May 22, 2024 
