SDI Canada delivers MRI suite to Headwaters Health Care Centre
August 6, 2025
by CM Staff
Manufactured in a controlled environment, the Modular MRI Cassette reportedly tries to ensure better quality control.
Second Cassette™ being craned into place adjacent to the first one to form the new MRI suite at Headwaters Health Care Center. (CNW Group/SDI Canada)
ORANGEVILLE — SDI Canada, involved in medical infrastructure, has reportedly delivered a fully prefabricated Modular MRI Cassette® to Headwaters Health Care Centre. This unit will reportedly house the hospital’s new GE Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI).
In a statement, SDI Canada says its modular approach “enables quicker delivery and installation, reducing patient wait times and enabling earlier diagnoses and treatments.”
“We’re delivering imaging departments in half the time it would normally take, which equates to over one year of time saved per site,” explained SDI Canada President and Founder Toufic Abiad. “That year can mean up to 5,000 additional scans—5,000 people receiving care sooner. That’s not just innovation, it’s impact.”
“Our government is protecting Ontario’s health-care system by ensuring that more people in Orangeville and across Dufferin County can connect to convenient diagnostic care, where and when they need it,” said Sylvia Jones, MPP for Dufferin—Caledon, Deputy Premier and Minister of Health. “With the installation of Headwaters Health Care Centre’s brand-new modular MRI machine, we are making it faster and easier for more people to access vital diagnostic imaging in the community, for years to come.”
Manufactured in a controlled environment, the Modular MRI Cassette reportedly tries to ensure better quality control.
In a press release, SDI Canada said that the Modular MRI Cassette offers a number of benefits, such as control over costs and delays.
