CANTON, Ohio (April 7, 2026) – Aultman Hospital has announced a collaboration with Eon to strengthen the identification and follow-up care of cancer patients.

“Aultman is deeply committed to the early detection of cancer,” said Eric Olyejar, M.D., medical director of the Aultman Cancer Center. “Through this partnership, we are further investing in efforts that support cancer screening and the management of incidentally discovered imaging abnormalities, which are often the first sign of an underlying condition.”

Aultman will make use of Eon’s AI-powered platform supported by care navigators to analyze radiologist-dictated reports, identify clinically relevant findings and ensure all patients receive appropriate follow-up care. According to Eon, this unlocks huge efficiencies for providers and patient care teams who no longer have to manually review charts or select the appropriate care plan.

An incidental finding is an abnormality identified on an imaging exam that was ordered for an unrelated reason. Each year, 200 – 300 million radiology scans are performed in the U.S., and 40% include an incidental finding. For example, 95% of pulmonary nodules are found incidentally, but only 30% of them receive guideline-driven follow-up care. That means patients who may have cancer are being missed every day.

Actively identifying, tracking and managing follow-up on these findings enables hospitals and health systems to intervene at the earliest sign of cancer, when the chance of survival is the highest.

“Eon was founded with the mission of saving lives giving people as many tomorrows as possible. We partner with hospitals and health systems like Aultman to do this by ensuring that every patient, no matter how they are identified, receives the follow-up and care they need,” said Dr. Scott Skibo, Chief Medical Officer, Eon. “Expanding early detection programs to include incidental findings, improves patient outcomes by reaching a clinically important population that may be missed in a screening-only approach.

About Aultman Health System
The Aultman Health System is a nonprofit healthcare organization serving Stark and surrounding counties. The integrated healthcare system includes Aultman Hospital, Aultman Orrville Hospital, Aultman Alliance Community Hospital, the locally managed health insurance provider AultCare, The Aultman Foundation and Aultman College. With 1,032 beds, over 1,000 active providers and a team of more than 7,000 employees, Aultman is Stark County's largest provider of healthcare services. For more information, visit www.aultman.org.

About Eon
Eon is a healthcare technology company helping health systems find patients at risk of cancer earlier and ensure they receive timely follow-up. Eon’s platform identifies incidental findings in radiology reports, tracks patients longitudinally through completed care and pairs technology with dedicated navigators who support care coordination and patient outreach. Having analyzed more than 500 million radiology reports, Eon serves more than 75 health systems across over 1,200 facilities. For more information, visit www.eonhealth.com.