ART will be a multidisciplinary center serving the central coast of California. The center is one of more than 20 freestanding radiotherapy centers AKSM/Oncology has created in partnership with various physician groups across the USA.

ART has acquired the TrueBeam machine through Radiology Oncology Systems (ROS), a collaboration partner of RaySearch.

RayCare 2024A, which is now market cleared in the U.S., includes interoperability with all Varian TrueBeam linear accelerators. RayCare 2024A also provides a fully integrated workflow from treatment prescription to treatment delivery. Further, the system is deeply integrated with RayStation, bringing efficiency and safety into the clinical workflow by reducing the number of manual actions required. RayStation will provide the center with treatment planning technology such as 3D planning, IMRT, VMAT, electron beam radiation therapy, and deformable registration.

Scott Neal, President of AKSM/Oncology and Board Member at Advanced Radiation Therapeutics: "We are pleased to partner with RaySearch to provide all oncology information and treatment planning systems for our new state-of-the-art Radiation Therapy Center currently under development in San Luis Obispo, CA. RaySearch is at the forefront of innovation in this field, and we look forward to collaborating in our shared commitment to advancing patient care and improving outcomes for our patients."

Johan Löf, founder and CEO, RaySearch: "I am excited to see the RayCare extension gaining traction in the U.S. and I believe that RaySearch's integrated treatment planning and oncology information system present a compelling solution for all types of radiotherapy centers. I am convinced that by integrating RayStation and RayCare with TrueBeam, Advanced Radiation Therapeutics will achieve greater efficiency and, ultimately, improved patient care."

The order was received in the second quarter of 2025. Revenue is expected to be recognized over the next eight months leading up to the department go-live.