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“The CON regulation is intended to ensure that Michigan residents have access to quality healthcare at an affordable cost,” said Jacqueline Vestevich, vice president and chief operating officer at Xoran, “and it is clear that Xoran’s MiniCAT™ scanner does just that.Xoran’s scanners generate immediate, digitally versatile images of exceptional quality, allowing physicians to accelerate patient diagnosis and treatment, while keeping scanning revenue in their practice.In an ironic twist, however, Xoran cannot sell its products in Michigan.Xoran makes small, specialized computed tomography (CT) scanners for physicians to use at their patients’ point of care.A new high-tech product such as MiniCAT™, cannot meet these high thresholds because it is designed for limited imaging tasks, unlike full-sized CT scanners designed to scan the entire body and used almost exclusively in hospitals and imaging centers for around-the-clock care.“The CON regulation is intended to ensure that Michigan residents have access to quality healthcare at an affordable cost,” said Jacqueline Vestevich, vice president and chief operating officer at Xoran, “and it is clear that Xoran’s MiniCAT™ scanner does just that.Xoran’s scanners generate immediate, digitally versatile images of exceptional quality, allowing physicians to accelerate patient diagnosis and treatment, while keeping scanning revenue in their practice.