Gleamer develops artificial intelligence software for radiology. Its products analyse X-ray, CT, mammography and MRI images to flag findings such as bone fractures, thoracic abnormalities and breast lesions, and are used by hospitals and imaging centres. The software is connected to a radiology information system through a gateway that the vendor describes as a single point of deployment.
Gleamer SAS is a French company with its registered office in Saint-Mandé, near Paris. In March 2026 RadNet, Inc., a US outpatient imaging provider, acquired the company and integrated it into its wholly owned subsidiary DeepHealth, so its owner is now a US group and CLOUD Act exposure applies. Its privacy policy states compliance with the GDPR, describes Gleamer as processor for patient data, and says no website data is transferred outside the European Union; the hosting country for patient data is not named. European buyers should ask the vendor where patient data is stored and which sub-processors are engaged.