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Everything Lutecia Care puts at the service of its centres

Lighter management, forward-looking choices informed by a scientific committee, access to latest-generation equipment, close dialogue with local communities… That is what Lutecia Care is all about.

Dedicated support functions

Easing the administrative burden, freeing up medical time

Lutecia Care takes charge of the non-medical matters that weigh on the day-to-day work of physicians and centres: radiation protection, authorisations, accounting, legal affairs, human resources, IT, procurement… This shared expertise is available à la carte, with complete freedom, according to each centre's needs and priorities.

  • Institutional relations

    We lead the dialogue with healthcare stakeholders and authorities to secure and advance each centre's projects.

  • Regulatory affairs & authorisations

    We handle radiation protection, medical physics and authorisation procedures, in close compliance with regulatory requirements.

  • Human resources

    Recruiting and retaining physicians and teams, and access to a network of trusted locums built with the group's medical community.

  • Procurement & economies of scale

    Negotiation of equipment and framework contracts at group level (radioisotopes, consumables, service providers), thanks to its critical size.

  • IT

    Shared IT support (PACS, RIS, imaging software) and support for the centres as their information systems evolve.

  • Administration & accounting

    Budget management, centralised payroll and accounting: the administrative burden is eased to free up medical time.

  • Legal

    Legal support for the centres and a common governance framework applied across the whole network.

  • Strategy & development

    A dedicated team identifies the network's future centres and physicians, and steers the organisation to prepare for the future.

The expertise of a recognised scientific committee

Medical and scientific monitoring to inform your choices

Made up of renowned scientists, our committee brings together nuclear physicians, oncologists, researchers, professors and specialists. Its role is to keep a regular watch on emerging topics, identify new tracers, assess emerging protocols and advise on the adoption of the latest medical innovations, from targeted radionuclide therapy to artificial intelligence. It also helps guide equipment choices, validate the network's scientific direction and facilitate collaboration with academic teams and technology partners.

Three tangible benefits for you

  • You practise in an environment informed by high-level medical and scientific expertise.

  • You benefit from active monitoring of developments in nuclear medicine, in diagnostics as in therapy.

  • You base your medical choices on a committee able to connect clinical practice, research, innovation and international standards.

Some examples of topics addressed by the committee

  • Tracers and protocols

    The centres provide access to recent tracers, such as PSMA or F-DOPA, and leave nuclear physicians free to choose the protocol best suited to each patient.

  • Cutting-edge technological equipment

    The network is developing new uses of imaging technology.

  • Artificial intelligence

    AI improves image acquisition, reconstruction and quality, while supporting physicians in the face of growing demand.

  • Targeted radionuclide therapy

    Targeted radionuclide therapy opens a new therapeutic chapter, already being prepared in several of the network's centres.

Quality & safety

Practices that are assessed and continually strengthened

You practise within a structured framework that complies with the regulatory requirements of nuclear medicine.

You benefit from shared practices in radiation protection, medical physics and multidisciplinary consultation.

You help guarantee a consistent standard of quality and safety across the whole network.

Equipment at the cutting edge of innovation

Renewed technical facilities, without the investment falling on practitioners alone

Lutecia Care supports the renewal of technical facilities so that the centres can access the latest technologies. Each centre thus benefits from high-performance equipment, in step with developments in nuclear medicine and patient care needs. Renewal decisions are always made with the practitioners, as close as possible to their practice.

This renewal notably involves United Imaging's Panvivo 30 digital PET-CT scanners: five are already in service in Amiens, Beauvais, Soissons, Vannes and Lorient.

  • PET-CT

    PET-CT scanners in operation
    11
    Average equipment age
    2 years
    PET-CT scanners renewed since 2025
    7
    Oncology · 15% other
    85%

    United Imaging · Siemens Healthineers · GE HealthCare

  • Gamma camera

    Gamma cameras in operation
    10
    Average equipment age
    6 years
    Bone, lung, thyroid, parathyroid, renal
    85%

    Siemens Healthineers · GE HealthCare

  • CZT camera

    CZT cameras in operation
    6
    Average equipment age
    2 years
    Cardiology
    100%

    Spectrum Dynamics Medical (D-SPECT)

Close ties with local communities

Accessible nuclear medicine, close to patients

Lutecia Care helps improve the continuity of care pathways through close cooperation with healthcare institutions and local stakeholders.

Present in particular in medium-sized towns and in areas where access to examinations remains more limited, Lutecia Care offers accessible nuclear medicine, practised exclusively under Sector 1 of the French national health insurance scheme, with no out-of-pocket costs for patients. The centres work closely with healthcare institutions, referring specialists and care teams to better coordinate patient care. This cooperation makes for smoother pathways, from referral to report, including multidisciplinary team meetings and patient follow-up.