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Connecticut Orthopaedics Debuts New Mobile GE Voyager MRI

August 28, 2026
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Connecticut Orthopaedics CEO Susan Bader and local officials cut a blue ribbon to celebrate the launch of the new Mobile MRI unit.
Susan Bader, CEO of Connecticut Orthopaedics (holding scissors) and members of the Connecticut Orthopaedics team are joined by Amity Chamber CEO Barry Lee Cohen (far left) and (far right) Orange Economic Development Corporation Executive Director Annemarie Sliby, and State Representative Kathleen Kennedy (R-119).

New technology increases scanning capacity, enhances patient comfort and delivers faster, higher-quality imaging

On Tuesday, August 18, Connecticut Orthopaedics celebrated the debut of its new, state-of-the-art mobile GE Voyager MRI with a ribbon-cutting organized by the Amity Chamber of Commerce. Located at 235 Boston Post Road in Orange, Dr. Peter DeLuca, Dr. Kenneth Kramer, CEO, Susan Bader, CFO, Pam Czapor, COO, Brian Frawley, CHRO Dan George, Director of Radiology, Jason Bohn, and MRI Supervisor Damien Harris were joined by Amity Chamber CEO Barry Lee Cohen,  Orange Economic Development Corporation Executive Director Annemarie Sliby, State Representative Kathleen Kennedy (R-119), as well as patients, Chamber members, and local businesses.

The new mobile GE Voyager MRI system allows Connecticut Orthopaedics to expand access to advanced diagnostic imaging and provide patients with a faster, more comfortable and comprehensive experience.

The new and improved MRI enables Connecticut Orthopaedics to scan 33% more patients, helping reduce wait times and improve access to the imaging patient's need for timely diagnosis and treatment.

“This investment is about making exceptional orthopedic care more accessible, comfortable and efficient for our patients,” said Susan Bader, CEO of Connecticut Orthopaedics. “The new mobile GE Voyager MRI demonstrates our continued commitment to investing in advanced technology and providing world-class, patient-centered care to the communities we serve.”

The MRI system features a large bore, or wider tunnel opening, designed to enhance patient comfort and accommodate a broader range of patients. Its state-of-the-art software also supports faster scans and improved image quality, giving Connecticut Orthopaedics’ specialists the detailed information they need to develop personalized treatment plans.

With high-speed MRI technology available at all four of its MRI locations, Connecticut Orthopaedics provides patients with convenient access to faster scans and high-quality diagnostic imaging close to home. This expanded imaging network supports timely diagnoses and a seamless, patient-centered experience from evaluation through treatment and recovery.

Cohen said, “Connecticut Orthopaedics is a valued, trusted, and relied-upon partner to both patients and the business community. The mobile MRI is a testament to Connecticut Orthopaedics' patient-focused, compassionate, and innovative care."

The Connecticut Orthopaedics team poses with a blue ribbon in front of the new Mobile MRI trailer during the ribbon cutting event.
Connecticut Orthopaedics Team

About Connecticut Orthopaedics

Founded in 1963, Connecticut Orthopaedics is the largest privately owned orthopedic practice in New England. Proudly independent and physician-owned, the practice remains focused on making clinical decisions based on what is best for its patients and the communities it serves. With more than 60 doctors serving patients across 20 locations—including eight Urgent Care centers and three surgical centers—Connecticut Orthopaedics provides expert orthopedic care for patients of every age and at every stage of recovery. From diagnosis and treatment to surgery and rehabilitation, the practice delivers convenient, comprehensive and patient-centered care close to home.

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