Cognita, the AI business unit of Mosaic Clinical Technologies, has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation for its Cognita Chest X-Ray system, a generative vision-language model designed to assist radiologists in interpreting chest X-rays. It is the first radiology generative AI model to receive this designation. The system analyses chest X-rays and generates comprehensive preliminary findings for radiologist review. Internal clinical validation showed participating radiologists achieved enhanced detection of up to 16-65% for certain significant findings and an 18% boost in average interpretation efficiency. Mosaic Clinical Technologies is a wholly-owned subsidiary of Radiology Partners, the largest radiology practice in the US with over 4,000 radiologists. The FDA's Breakthrough Device Programme accelerates development of technologies that may significantly improve patient care for life-threatening conditions.

DataFirst announces strategic partnership with Radiology Partners to accelerate growth and market expansion. RALEIGH, N.C., Dec. 1, 2025 /PRNewswire/ - DataFirst is expanding its enterprise imaging footprint with a new strategic partnership with Radiology Partners (RadPartners) - the largest radiology practice in the United States, serving hundreds of hospital and outpatient sites nationwide. Known for its national scale, deep subspecialty expertise, and rapid expansion across multiple health systems, RadPartners continues to push the boundaries of what a modern radiology organization can achieve. RadPartners has selected DataFirst as its exclusive data migration provider, supporting the organization's continued growth and integration efforts across its industry-leading radiology practice. DataFirst's migration services are engineered to move massive volumes of imaging data with precision, speed, and zero workflow disruption - critical capabilities for a practice operating at RadPartners' scale. "Radiology Partners has built one of the most advanced radiology networks in the country, and at that scale, imaging data becomes strategic currency," said Beau Jones, CEO, President, and Co-Founder of DataFirst. "Our role is to make sure that data can move wherever it needs to go - safely, predictably, and at full speed. This partnership brings DataFirst's enterprise-grade migration and interoperability platform to one of the most demanding environments in healthcare, and we're honored to help support their continued growth." "We greatly value our partnership with DataFirst and have been consistently impressed by the quality of their work and deliverables," said Jennifer Beaumont, Senior Vice-President, Clinical Technology Services at Radiology Partners. Backed by more than two decades of enterprise imaging expertise, DataFirst delivers high-performance PACS, VNA, and DICOM migrations, helping large organizations modernize, consolidate, and operationalize their imaging environments without downtime or risk. In addition to its world-class migration services, DataFirst will also showcase the Silverback(R) Workflow Engine at RSNA 2025 - a next-generation imaging orchestration platform built for DICOM routing, integrated HL7 messaging, intelligent prefetch, centralized monitoring, and advanced workflow automation. This partnership reflects a shared commitment to innovation, interoperability, and high-performance enterprise imaging across complex healthcare environments. Media Relations DataFirst, Inc. Dennis Schiraldi 330-259-6181 [email protected] SOURCE DataFirst