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Leo Cancer Care Ltd.
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Leo Cancer Care Ltd. is a UK private medical device company (founded in Australia in 2013/2016, re-debuted as Leo Cancer Care in 2021) that develops upright radiotherapy platforms centered on two proprietary technology pillars: a six-degrees-of-freedom upright patient positioning system with 360° rotation (±1 mm isocenter accuracy) and an integrated upright high-rotation fan-beam CT scanner. These are combined in the flagship Marie® upright particle therapy system, which is positioned in front of any fixed radiation beam (proton, carbon ion, neutron, BNCT, FLASH) to eliminate the multi-story, +100-ton rotating gantry used in conventional proton therapy, reducing facility footprint by more than 90% (from ~29,000 sq ft to ~1,700 sq ft) and enabling installation inside an existing LINAC vault.

The product portfolio spans Marie® (FDA 510(k) cleared 2025, CE marked May 2026), the co-developed MEVION S250-FIT™ compact proton therapy system with Mevion Medical Systems, the Eve® static upright positioning system (FDA 510(k) cleared 2024), the Aida upright simulation solution (launched February 2026), and the Grace™ upright photon therapy system (in development). Supporting tools include the StatueQuest pediatric engagement game and the Stanford-licensed AVATAR audio-visual distraction system.

Leo Cancer Care sells multi-million-dollar capital equipment via a direct enterprise field-sales motion supplemented by channel partners (Fosun Pharmaceutical for China) and technology integrators (Mevion, Hitachi, Theryq, Aviko, Neutron Therapeutics, RaySearch), with installation, training, field service, and licensing of co-developed IP as adjacent revenue streams. Customers are hospitals, academic medical centers, and proton/particle therapy centers (McLaren, UW Health, Stanford Medicine, Centre Léon Bérard, CNAO, Istituto Pascale, Atlantic Health Morristown, UNC, Gunma University). The company has raised approximately $65M+ across disclosed rounds (a 2021 Series B of $25.3M, a 2024 Series C with strategic partners, and a 2025 Catalio-led round of $40M plus $20M credit facility) and employs 11-50 staff across Crawley, UK and Middleton, WI.

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Leo Cancer Care develops beam-agnostic upright radiotherapy platforms — most notably the Marie® upright particle therapy system with integrated upright CT — that replace conventional multi-ton rotating gantries, enabling hospitals and proton therapy centers to deliver upright proton and photon therapy inside existing LINAC vaults.

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Serves global market

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upright radiotherapy systems, proton therapy equipment, patient positioning systems, particle therapy platforms, radiotherapy imaging solutions
Industry2 codes
1Interventional Radiology & Image-Guided Therapy Systems
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2Radiation Oncology
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NAICS code2 codes
  • Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing334517
  • Diagnostic Imaging Centers621512
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  • Surgical & Medical Instruments & Apparatus3841
  • X-Ray Apparatus & Tubes & Related Irradiation Apparatus3844
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Radiation Therapy Equipment
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1Capital Equipment Sales (Particle Therapy Systems)
TypeHardware Sales
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Multi-million-dollar one-time sales of the Marie® upright particle therapy platform and its integrated upright CT, typically sold to hospital systems, proton therapy centers, and academic medical centers (e.g., installations at McLaren, UW Health, Stanford, CNAO, Istituto Pascale).

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2Capital Equipment Sales (Photon Therapy and Simulation Systems)
TypeHardware Sales
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Future revenue from Grace™ upright photon therapy system (in development) and Aida/Eve upright simulation solutions, plus geographic expansion via channel partners (e.g., Fosun in China).

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3Installation, Training, and Field Service
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Professional services including site installation, commissioning, clinical training, and field service (Field Service Engineer roles advertised in the US and remote), supporting deployment and ongoing uptime.

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4Licensing of Audio-Visual and Immobilization IP
TypeLicensing Royalties
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Licensing arrangements with co-development partners (e.g., licensing Stanford Medicine's AVATAR audio-visual system, and Orfit upright immobilization prototypes), generating potential royalty/licensing income.

leocancercare.com
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Technology or R&D, Personnel, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Operations
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1Quote-based / Not publicly disclosed (enterprise capital equipment)
ModelOtherBilling cadenceMulti-year contract
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Pricing is not publicly listed on the website. Sales are handled via "Request a Demo" / "Request a brochure" forms, and major deals follow competitive tender processes (as at Istituto Pascale). No subscription, per-seat, or freemium tier is offered; transactions are project-based with installation and service included.

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1Marie®
Description

Leo Cancer Care's flagship upright particle therapy solution, combining an upright patient positioning system with an upright fan-beam CT scanner; named after Nobel prize winner Marie Curie. FDA 510(k) cleared in 2025 and CE marked in May 2026.

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Leo Cancer Care designs and manufactures upright radiotherapy systems, with the Marie® flagship combining a six-degrees-of-freedom upright patient positioning system (with 360° rotation) and an integrated upright fan-beam CT scanner into a beam-agnostic platform that sits in front of any fixed particle or photon beam to enable gantry-less proton, carbon ion, neutron, and FLASH therapy inside a standard LINAC vault. The portfolio extends to the co-developed MEVION S250-FIT™ compact proton therapy system (with Mevion Medical Systems, powered by RayStation), the Eve® static upright patient positioning system, the Aida upright simulation solution, and the future Grace™ upright photon therapy system, sold to hospitals, academic medical centers, and proton therapy centers as enterprise capital equipment.

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  • More than 90% reduction in space required for proton therapy (from over 29,000 sq ft to approximately 1,700 sq ft)
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Leo Cancer Care offers an integrated platform of upright radiotherapy solutions built around two shared technology pillars — a six-degrees-of-freedom upright patient positioning system and an upright fan-beam CT scanner — that together support the full clinical workflow from simulation through to treatment. The core particle-therapy product is Marie®, a beam-agnostic upright particle therapy platform that integrates with the Mevion S250-FIT™ Proton Therapy System (co-developed with Mevion Medical Systems and powered by RayStation) to deliver a combined compact proton solution. Grace™ is the company's future upright photon-therapy system (in development, combining the upright CT with a 6MV fixed-beam linac and ultra-fast MLC). Outside the treatment room, the Eve® static upright patient positioning system supports setup training and immobilization (FDA 510(k) cleared 2024), and Aida adds a dedicated upright CT scanner for simulation rooms to free up treatment-room time. Supporting pediatric tools include the StatueQuest interactive game and the Stanford-licensed AVATAR audio-visual system.

Product and service5 records
1Marie® Upright Particle Therapy System
CategoryParticle Therapy System
Description

Beam-agnostic upright particle therapy platform combining a six-degrees-of-freedom (±1 mm isocenter accuracy, 360° rotation) upright patient positioning system with an integrated upright fan-beam CT scanner; positioned in front of any fixed proton, carbon ion, neutron, BNCT, or FLASH beam to enable gantry-less particle therapy inside a standard LINAC vault. Sold to hospitals, academic medical centers, and proton therapy centers.

2MEVION S250-FIT™ Proton Therapy System (with Mevion Medical Systems)
CategoryParticle Therapy System (co-developed)
Description

Ultra-compact proton therapy system co-developed with Mevion Medical Systems, combining the world's smallest proton accelerator with Leo Cancer Care's Marie® upright positioning and CT imaging to provide complete 360-degree beam access proton therapy inside a LINAC vault; features HYPERSCAN pencil beam scanning with Adaptive Aperture pMLC and SmartARC delivery powered by RayStation.

3Eve® Static Upright Patient Positioning System
CategoryPatient Positioning System / Simulation Tool
Description

Static upright patient positioning system used outside the treatment room to optimize setup posture, create custom immobilization, train staff, and prepare patients without disrupting clinical operations. Does not require an x-ray shielded room. Sold to radiotherapy departments and simulation suites.

4Aida Upright Simulation Solution
CategoryUpright Simulation System
Description

Upright simulation solution pairing the Eve® static positioning system with Leo Cancer Care's dedicated upright fan-beam CT scanner in a separate simulation room to enable treatment planning-quality upright CT and increase patient throughput (84 cm bore, 62.3 cm FOV, 80/140 kV, ±5/10/15° gantry tilt, 160 cm travel, 1–4 mm slices, 32 rows).

5Grace™ Upright Photon Therapy System
CategoryPhoton Therapy System (in development)
Description

Upright photon therapy system under development, integrating an upright fan-beam CT at the treatment isocenter with a 6MV fixed-beam linear accelerator and an ultra-fast multi-leaf collimator for simulation, replanning, and treatment in a single room. Targets the ~8,000 photon facilities globally that the company identifies as addressable market.

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1Morveducci
Strategic tierMinorTypeImplementation/ SI/ Consulting PartnerAnnounced on2026-05-17
Description

Italian consulting/implementation partner collaborating with Mevion and Leo Cancer Care on the Istituto Pascale MEVION S250-FIT turnkey project in Naples, the first proton therapy center in Southern Italy.

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Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-01-01
Description

Co-developed innovative upright immobilization prototypes unveiled at ESTRO 2026, supporting the upright radiotherapy workflow.

Strategic tierCoreTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorAnnounced on2025-11-06
Description

Distribution agreement to bring the Marie® particle therapy system to mainland China following FDA regulatory clearance, as part of Fosun's push to deliver advanced cancer care in the Chinese market.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-14
Description

Collaboration (with Malcova and Leo Cancer Care) on patient-first breast imaging and upright radiation therapy systems, aimed at improving early detection accuracy and treatment precision while reducing patient discomfort.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-10-14
Description

Collaboration with Triple Ring and Leo Cancer Care on patient-focused breast imaging and upright radiation therapy innovations.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2025-01-01
Description

First site to install and treat with the integrated Marie + Mevion S250-FIT system, completing the world's first compact upright proton therapy treatment on a pediatric patient on 4 June 2026. Stanford's AVATAR audio-visual system was licensed to Leo Cancer Care for pediatric upright radiotherapy.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-06-11
Description

Listed as a Series C strategic partner alongside McLaren Healthcare Corporation, Cone Health, WARF, Aviko Radiopharmaceuticals, and EDBI to advance the upright radiation therapy system.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2024-06-01
Description

Co-development agreement announced June 2024 to develop an upright linear accelerator combining TibaRay's accelerator technology with Leo Cancer Care's patient positioning and imaging system.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2023-01-01
Description

Beam-source partner whose fixed particle beam is compatible with Leo Cancer Care's beam-agnostic Marie® platform. Listed in the Particle Therapy partner ecosystem to power particle therapy beams.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2023-01-01
Description

Partnership to bring FLASH radiation therapy to the upright Marie® platform, enabling a fixed FLASH beam in front of the upright positioning system.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2023-01-01
Description

Listed as a Series C strategic partner and ecosystem member for the Marie® particle therapy platform, supporting new treatment modalities in the upright position.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2023-01-01
Description

Ecosystem partner for neutron beam therapy integrated with the Marie® upright positioning system, opening the door to additional treatment modalities.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-06-01
Description

Landscape partner and investor: McLaren Proton Therapy Center in Flint, Michigan ordered two Marie® upright units in 2022 (replacing a planned traditional gantry), with installations completed 2023–2024. McLaren's CAO Greg Lane sits on the Leo Cancer Care board. McLaren was named a Series C strategic partner.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-05-17
Description

First institution in the world to sign with Leo Cancer Care (Eastpark Medical Center groundbreaking 17 May 2022). UW Health is installing a Marie® system alongside a traditional gantry room; Marie® installation began February 2024. UW Health also participated in the Series C funding round.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2022-01-01
Description

Co-developed the MEVION S250-FIT™ ultra-compact proton therapy system that integrates Mevion's smallest proton accelerator with Leo Cancer Care's Marie® upright patient positioning and CT imaging platform. The combined system is positioned in front of a fixed beam and fits inside an existing LINAC vault. The collaboration enabled the world's first compact upright proton therapy treatment at Stanford Medicine in June 2026 and supports installations at McLaren, UW Health, Atlantic Health Morristown, UNC Health, and Istituto Pascale.

Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2022-01-01
Description

Treatment planning partner; Leo Cancer Care has partnered with RaySearch Laboratories to integrate upright treatment planning into RayStation / RayCare oncology information system, used in the MEVION S250-FIT (powered by RayStation with Adaptive Aperture® pMLC).

17Centre Léon Bérard (Lyon, France)
Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2021-01-01
Description

Long-term research partner and first installation site (2021). Conducted a three-phase research program on upright patient positioning for pelvic radiotherapy, generating peer-reviewed publications and clinical evidence. Collaboration is expanding post-CE mark to include upright CT imaging and positioning using Marie.

leocancercare.com
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Named as a pediatric upright radiotherapy research collaborator alongside Stanford and Centre Léon Bérard, working to validate and expand pediatric upright treatments.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
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Research customer using Leo Cancer Care's demonstration upright patient positioning system to lead research on upright positioning reproducibility and new immobilization techniques for heavy ion radiotherapy.

20Royal Philips (PreciseOnco consortium)
Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Industry ecosystem player cited for €14.9M EU funding of the PreciseOnco consortium in February 2026; relevant industry context for integrated, data-driven cancer care platforms.

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TypeDirect peer
Description

Mevion co-develops the integrated S250-FIT proton therapy system with Leo Cancer Care and is the closest direct partner/peer — both companies target compact, vault-friendly proton therapy and share flagship commercial deployments (Stanford, McLaren, Istituto Pascale).

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Varian is the global leader in conventional radiotherapy and proton therapy systems (ProBeam) and competes with Leo's upright positioning concept inside established hospital procurement decisions across photon and particle therapy.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Elekta is a leading global radiotherapy and radiosurgery vendor (Elekta Unity, Versa HD, Gamma Knife) competing for the same hospital CapEx budgets that Leo targets with Marie and future Grace systems.

TypeDirect peer
Description

IBA is the world's largest dedicated proton therapy vendor (ProteusONE, ProteusPLUS) and competes head-to-head with Leo's Mevion-integrated offering for new compact proton therapy installations.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Hitachi supplies fixed-beam proton therapy systems and is both a named beam-source partner for Leo's beam-agnostic Marie platform and a competitor in the broader particle therapy equipment market (including carbon ion).

TypeEmerging player
Description

ViewRay pioneered MR-guided radiation therapy (MRIdian) and competes in the advanced radiotherapy capital equipment space that Leo targets with Marie and Grace, with a comparable scale and recent commercial-stage profile.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Accuray (CyberKnife, TomoTherapy, Radixact) competes with Leo's photon and particle therapy offerings for hospital radiotherapy modernization budgets and addresses similar precision-radiotherapy buyer personas.

TypeEmerging player
Description

ProNova is a compact proton therapy peer targeting smaller footprint, lower-cost proton installations and competing with Leo's Mevion-integrated solution for community cancer centers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Theryq is developing FLASH proton therapy beams and is a named beam-source partner for Leo's Marie platform; together they target upright FLASH therapy as an emerging modality.

TypeOthers
Description

RaySearch provides the treatment planning system (RayStation/RayCare) that powers the Mevion S250-FIT and integrates with Leo's upright positioning; it is an enabling technology partner for Leo's clinical workflow.

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Leo Cancer Care

Radiation Therapy Equipmentleocancercare.com

Leo Cancer Care develops beam-agnostic upright radiotherapy platforms — most notably the Marie® upright particle therapy system with integrated upright CT — that replace conventional multi-ton rotating gantries, enabling hospitals and proton therapy centers to deliver upright proton and photon therapy inside existing LINAC vaults.

What Leo Cancer Care does

Leo Cancer Care Ltd. is a UK private medical device company (founded in Australia in 2013/2016, re-debuted as Leo Cancer Care in 2021) that develops upright radiotherapy platforms centered on two proprietary technology pillars: a six-degrees-of-freedom upright patient positioning system with 360° rotation (±1 mm isocenter accuracy) and an integrated upright high-rotation fan-beam CT scanner. These are combined in the flagship Marie® upright particle therapy system, which is positioned in front of any fixed radiation beam (proton, carbon ion, neutron, BNCT, FLASH) to eliminate the multi-story, +100-ton rotating gantry used in conventional proton therapy, reducing facility footprint by more than 90% (from ~29,000 sq ft to ~1,700 sq ft) and enabling installation inside an existing LINAC vault.

The product portfolio spans Marie® (FDA 510(k) cleared 2025, CE marked May 2026), the co-developed MEVION S250-FIT™ compact proton therapy system with Mevion Medical Systems, the Eve® static upright positioning system (FDA 510(k) cleared 2024), the Aida upright simulation solution (launched February 2026), and the Grace™ upright photon therapy system (in development). Supporting tools include the StatueQuest pediatric engagement game and the Stanford-licensed AVATAR audio-visual distraction system.

Leo Cancer Care sells multi-million-dollar capital equipment via a direct enterprise field-sales motion supplemented by channel partners (Fosun Pharmaceutical for China) and technology integrators (Mevion, Hitachi, Theryq, Aviko, Neutron Therapeutics, RaySearch), with installation, training, field service, and licensing of co-developed IP as adjacent revenue streams. Customers are hospitals, academic medical centers, and proton/particle therapy centers (McLaren, UW Health, Stanford Medicine, Centre Léon Bérard, CNAO, Istituto Pascale, Atlantic Health Morristown, UNC, Gunma University). The company has raised approximately $65M+ across disclosed rounds (a 2021 Series B of $25.3M, a 2024 Series C with strategic partners, and a 2025 Catalio-led round of $40M plus $20M credit facility) and employs 11-50 staff across Crawley, UK and Middleton, WI.

Leo Cancer Care firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Leo Cancer Care
Legal name
Leo Cancer Care Ltd.
Website
https://www.leocancercare.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2016
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
11–50 employees
Short description
Leo Cancer Care develops beam-agnostic upright radiotherapy platforms — most notably the Marie® upright particle therapy system with integrated upright CT — that replace conventional multi-ton rotating gantries, enabling hospitals and proton therapy centers to deliver upright proton and photon therapy inside existing LINAC vaults.
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Leo Cancer Care industry classification

Industry
Product category
Radiation Therapy Equipment
NAICS
Irradiation Apparatus Manufacturing (334517), Diagnostic Imaging Centers (621512)
SIC
Surgical & Medical Instruments & Apparatus (3841), X-Ray Apparatus & Tubes & Related Irradiation Apparatus (3844)
akta.pro primary industry
Interventional Radiology & Image-Guided Therapy Systems (HLAHABAG)
akta.pro secondary industry
Radiation Oncology (HLAKAFAC)

Keywords

  • Upright radiotherapy systems
  • Proton therapy equipment
  • Patient positioning systems
  • Particle therapy platforms
  • Radiotherapy imaging solutions

Where Leo Cancer Care is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Harley
HQ country
United Kingdom
HQ region
Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

Leo Cancer Care business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Technology or R&D, Personnel, Supply Chain, Marketing or Sales, Operations

Revenue model

  1. Capital Equipment Sales (Particle Therapy Systems): Multi-million-dollar one-time sales of the Marie® upright particle therapy platform and its integrated upright CT, typically sold to hospital systems, proton therapy centers, and academic medical centers (e.g., installations at McLaren, UW Health, Stanford, CNAO, Istituto Pascale).
  2. Capital Equipment Sales (Photon Therapy and Simulation Systems): Future revenue from Grace™ upright photon therapy system (in development) and Aida/Eve upright simulation solutions, plus geographic expansion via channel partners (e.g., Fosun in China).
  3. Installation, Training, and Field Service: Professional services including site installation, commissioning, clinical training, and field service (Field Service Engineer roles advertised in the US and remote), supporting deployment and ongoing uptime.
  4. Licensing of Audio-Visual and Immobilization IP: Licensing arrangements with co-development partners (e.g., licensing Stanford Medicine's AVATAR audio-visual system, and Orfit upright immobilization prototypes), generating potential royalty/licensing income.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
OtherMulti-year contractQuote-based / Not publicly disclosed (enterprise capital equipment)

Go-to-market motion4 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels9 records

Leo Cancer Care product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Leo Cancer Care designs and manufactures upright radiotherapy systems, with the Marie® flagship combining a six-degrees-of-freedom upright patient positioning system (with 360° rotation) and an integrated upright fan-beam CT scanner into a beam-agnostic platform that sits in front of any fixed particle or photon beam to enable gantry-less proton, carbon ion, neutron, and FLASH therapy inside a standard LINAC vault. The portfolio extends to the co-developed MEVION S250-FIT™ compact proton therapy system (with Mevion Medical Systems, powered by RayStation), the Eve® static upright patient positioning system, the Aida upright simulation solution, and the future Grace™ upright photon therapy system, sold to hospitals, academic medical centers, and proton therapy centers as enterprise capital equipment.

Product overview

Leo Cancer Care offers an integrated platform of upright radiotherapy solutions built around two shared technology pillars — a six-degrees-of-freedom upright patient positioning system and an upright fan-beam CT scanner — that together support the full clinical workflow from simulation through to treatment. The core particle-therapy product is Marie®, a beam-agnostic upright particle therapy platform that integrates with the Mevion S250-FIT™ Proton Therapy System (co-developed with Mevion Medical Systems and powered by RayStation) to deliver a combined compact proton solution. Grace™ is the company's future upright photon-therapy system (in development, combining the upright CT with a 6MV fixed-beam linac and ultra-fast MLC). Outside the treatment room, the Eve® static upright patient positioning system supports setup training and immobilization (FDA 510(k) cleared 2024), and Aida adds a dedicated upright CT scanner for simulation rooms to free up treatment-room time. Supporting pediatric tools include the StatueQuest interactive game and the Stanford-licensed AVATAR audio-visual system.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

  • Marie®: Leo Cancer Care's flagship upright particle therapy solution, combining an upright patient positioning system with an upright fan-beam CT scanner; named after Nobel prize winner Marie Curie. FDA 510(k) cleared in 2025 and CE marked in May 2026.
  • Eve®
  • Aida
  • Grace™
  • MEVION S250-FIT™
  • StatueQuest

Products and services

  • Marie® Upright Particle Therapy System Beam-agnostic upright particle therapy platform combining a six-degrees-of-freedom (±1 mm isocenter accuracy, 360° rotation) upright patient positioning system with an integrated upright fan-beam CT scanner; positioned in front of any fixed proton, carbon ion, neutron, BNCT, or FLASH beam to enable gantry-less particle therapy inside a standard LINAC vault. Sold to hospitals, academic medical centers, and proton therapy centers.
  • MEVION S250-FIT™ Proton Therapy System (with Mevion Medical Systems) Ultra-compact proton therapy system co-developed with Mevion Medical Systems, combining the world's smallest proton accelerator with Leo Cancer Care's Marie® upright positioning and CT imaging to provide complete 360-degree beam access proton therapy inside a LINAC vault; features HYPERSCAN pencil beam scanning with Adaptive Aperture pMLC and SmartARC delivery powered by RayStation.
  • Eve® Static Upright Patient Positioning System Static upright patient positioning system used outside the treatment room to optimize setup posture, create custom immobilization, train staff, and prepare patients without disrupting clinical operations. Does not require an x-ray shielded room. Sold to radiotherapy departments and simulation suites.
  • Aida Upright Simulation Solution Upright simulation solution pairing the Eve® static positioning system with Leo Cancer Care's dedicated upright fan-beam CT scanner in a separate simulation room to enable treatment planning-quality upright CT and increase patient throughput (84 cm bore, 62.3 cm FOV, 80/140 kV, ±5/10/15° gantry tilt, 160 cm travel, 1–4 mm slices, 32 rows).
  • Grace™ Upright Photon Therapy System Upright photon therapy system under development, integrating an upright fan-beam CT at the treatment isocenter with a 6MV fixed-beam linear accelerator and an ultra-fast multi-leaf collimator for simulation, replanning, and treatment in a single room. Targets the ~8,000 photon facilities globally that the company identifies as addressable market.

Quantifiable outcome

  • More than 90% reduction in space required for proton therapy (from over 29,000 sq ft to approximately 1,700 sq ft)
  • +7 more outcomes

Companies that use Leo Cancer Care

Customer profile

Named customers9 records

Segments6 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Leo Cancer Care technology and API

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Leo Cancer Care partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

20 partnerships are on record, tiered minor, core and flagship.

  • MorveducciminorImplementation/ SI/ Consulting Partner · 17 May 2026Italian consulting/implementation partner collaborating with Mevion and Leo Cancer Care on the Istituto Pascale MEVION S250-FIT turnkey project in Naples, the first proton therapy center in Southern Italy.
  • OrfitminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2026Co-developed innovative upright immobilization prototypes unveiled at ESTRO 2026, supporting the upright radiotherapy workflow.
  • Fosun PharmaceuticalcoreChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor · 6 November 2025Distribution agreement to bring the Marie® particle therapy system to mainland China following FDA regulatory clearance, as part of Fosun's push to deliver advanced cancer care in the Chinese market.
  • Triple Ring TechnologiesminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 14 October 2025Collaboration (with Malcova and Leo Cancer Care) on patient-first breast imaging and upright radiation therapy systems, aimed at improving early detection accuracy and treatment precision while reducing patient discomfort.
  • MalcovaminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 14 October 2025Collaboration with Triple Ring and Leo Cancer Care on patient-focused breast imaging and upright radiation therapy innovations.
  • Stanford MedicineflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2025First site to install and treat with the integrated Marie + Mevion S250-FIT system, completing the world's first compact upright proton therapy treatment on a pediatric patient on 4 June 2026. Stanford's AVATAR audio-visual system was licensed to Leo Cancer Care for pediatric upright radiotherapy.
  • Macmillan Cancer SupportminorStrategic or Co-development Partner · 11 June 2024Listed as a Series C strategic partner alongside McLaren Healthcare Corporation, Cone Health, WARF, Aviko Radiopharmaceuticals, and EDBI to advance the upright radiation therapy system.
  • TibaRay Inc.coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 June 2024Co-development agreement announced June 2024 to develop an upright linear accelerator combining TibaRay's accelerator technology with Leo Cancer Care's patient positioning and imaging system.
  • HitachicoreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2023Beam-source partner whose fixed particle beam is compatible with Leo Cancer Care's beam-agnostic Marie® platform. Listed in the Particle Therapy partner ecosystem to power particle therapy beams.
  • TheryqcoreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2023Partnership to bring FLASH radiation therapy to the upright Marie® platform, enabling a fixed FLASH beam in front of the upright positioning system.
  • Aviko RadiopharmaceuticalscoreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2023Listed as a Series C strategic partner and ecosystem member for the Marie® particle therapy platform, supporting new treatment modalities in the upright position.
  • Neutron TherapeuticscoreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2023Ecosystem partner for neutron beam therapy integrated with the Marie® upright positioning system, opening the door to additional treatment modalities.
  • McLaren Healthcare Corporation / McLaren Proton Therapy CenterflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 June 2022Landscape partner and investor: McLaren Proton Therapy Center in Flint, Michigan ordered two Marie® upright units in 2022 (replacing a planned traditional gantry), with installations completed 2023–2024. McLaren's CAO Greg Lane sits on the Leo Cancer Care board. McLaren was named a Series C strategic partner.
  • UW Health (Madison, Wisconsin)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 17 May 2022First institution in the world to sign with Leo Cancer Care (Eastpark Medical Center groundbreaking 17 May 2022). UW Health is installing a Marie® system alongside a traditional gantry room; Marie® installation began February 2024. UW Health also participated in the Series C funding round.
  • Mevion Medical SystemsflagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2022Co-developed the MEVION S250-FIT™ ultra-compact proton therapy system that integrates Mevion's smallest proton accelerator with Leo Cancer Care's Marie® upright patient positioning and CT imaging platform. The combined system is positioned in front of a fixed beam and fits inside an existing LINAC vault. The collaboration enabled the world's first compact upright proton therapy treatment at Stanford Medicine in June 2026 and supports installations at McLaren, UW Health, Atlantic Health Morristown, UNC Health, and Istituto Pascale.
  • RaySearch LaboratoriescoreTechnology or Integration · 1 January 2022Treatment planning partner; Leo Cancer Care has partnered with RaySearch Laboratories to integrate upright treatment planning into RayStation / RayCare oncology information system, used in the MEVION S250-FIT (powered by RayStation with Adaptive Aperture® pMLC).
  • Centre Léon Bérard (Lyon, France)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 1 January 2021Long-term research partner and first installation site (2021). Conducted a three-phase research program on upright patient positioning for pelvic radiotherapy, generating peer-reviewed publications and clinical evidence. Collaboration is expanding post-CE mark to include upright CT imaging and positioning using Marie.
  • Princess Margaret Cancer CentreminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerNamed as a pediatric upright radiotherapy research collaborator alongside Stanford and Centre Léon Bérard, working to validate and expand pediatric upright treatments.
  • Gunma University Heavy Ion Medical Center (Japan)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerResearch customer using Leo Cancer Care's demonstration upright patient positioning system to lead research on upright positioning reproducibility and new immobilization techniques for heavy ion radiotherapy.
  • Royal Philips (PreciseOnco consortium)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerIndustry ecosystem player cited for €14.9M EU funding of the PreciseOnco consortium in February 2026; relevant industry context for integrated, data-driven cancer care platforms.

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  • Mevion Medical Systems: Mevion co-develops the integrated S250-FIT proton therapy system with Leo Cancer Care and is the closest direct partner/peer — both companies target compact, vault-friendly proton therapy and share flagship commercial deployments (Stanford, McLaren, Istituto Pascale).
  • Ion Beam Applications (IBA): IBA is the world's largest dedicated proton therapy vendor (ProteusONE, ProteusPLUS) and competes head-to-head with Leo's Mevion-integrated offering for new compact proton therapy installations.
  • Theryq: Theryq is developing FLASH proton therapy beams and is a named beam-source partner for Leo's Marie platform; together they target upright FLASH therapy as an emerging modality.

Broad incumbents

  • Varian Medical Systems (Siemens Healthineers): Varian is the global leader in conventional radiotherapy and proton therapy systems (ProBeam) and competes with Leo's upright positioning concept inside established hospital procurement decisions across photon and particle therapy.
  • Elekta: Elekta is a leading global radiotherapy and radiosurgery vendor (Elekta Unity, Versa HD, Gamma Knife) competing for the same hospital CapEx budgets that Leo targets with Marie and future Grace systems.
  • Hitachi (Hitachi High-Tech): Hitachi supplies fixed-beam proton therapy systems and is both a named beam-source partner for Leo's beam-agnostic Marie platform and a competitor in the broader particle therapy equipment market (including carbon ion).
  • Accuray: Accuray (CyberKnife, TomoTherapy, Radixact) competes with Leo's photon and particle therapy offerings for hospital radiotherapy modernization budgets and addresses similar precision-radiotherapy buyer personas.

Emerging players

  • ViewRay: ViewRay pioneered MR-guided radiation therapy (MRIdian) and competes in the advanced radiotherapy capital equipment space that Leo targets with Marie and Grace, with a comparable scale and recent commercial-stage profile.
  • ProNova Solutions: ProNova is a compact proton therapy peer targeting smaller footprint, lower-cost proton installations and competing with Leo's Mevion-integrated solution for community cancer centers.

Others

  • RaySearch Laboratories: RaySearch provides the treatment planning system (RayStation/RayCare) that powers the Mevion S250-FIT and integrates with Leo's upright positioning; it is an enabling technology partner for Leo's clinical workflow.

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Frequently asked questions about Leo Cancer Care

What does Leo Cancer Care do?

Leo Cancer Care designs and manufactures upright radiotherapy systems, with the Marie® flagship combining a six-degrees-of-freedom upright patient positioning system (with 360° rotation) and an integrated upright fan-beam CT scanner into a beam-agnostic platform that sits in front of any fixed particle or photon beam to enable gantry-less proton, carbon ion, neutron, and FLASH therapy inside a standard LINAC vault. The portfolio extends to the co-developed MEVION S250-FIT™ compact proton therapy system (with Mevion Medical Systems, powered by RayStation), the Eve® static upright patient positioning system, the Aida upright simulation solution, and the future Grace™ upright photon therapy system, sold to hospitals, academic medical centers, and proton therapy centers as enterprise capital equipment.

Is Leo Cancer Care a public or private company?

Leo Cancer Care is a private company. It is classified as venture growth investor backed and is currently operating.

When was Leo Cancer Care founded?

Leo Cancer Care was founded in 2016. It employs 11 to 50 people.

Where is Leo Cancer Care based?

Leo Cancer Care is headquartered in Harley, United Kingdom, in the Europe region.

How does Leo Cancer Care make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Capital Equipment Sales (Particle Therapy Systems) is the primary driver. The others are capital Equipment Sales (Photon Therapy and Simulation Systems), installation, Training, and Field Service and licensing of Audio-Visual and Immobilization IP.

Who are Leo Cancer Care's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Mevion Medical Systems, Ion Beam Applications (IBA) and Theryq. Broad incumbents are Varian Medical Systems (Siemens Healthineers), Elekta, Hitachi (Hitachi High-Tech) and Accuray. Emerging players are ViewRay and ProNova Solutions. RaySearch Laboratories is listed as an others.

Does Leo Cancer Care have an API?

No public API is recorded for Leo Cancer Care.

What industry is Leo Cancer Care in?

Leo Cancer Care's product category is Radiation Therapy Equipment. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAHABAG, Interventional Radiology & Image-Guided Therapy Systems, with a secondary code of HLAKAFAC, Radiation Oncology. Its NAICS code is 334517 and its SIC code is 3841.

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AdvfnLeo Cancer Care Brings Into Clinical Use an Upright Radiotherapy Platform Cleared for Use With Any Radiation BeamLeo Cancer Care announced that upright radiotherapy is now in clinical use, with the first treatment using its Marie system in June 2026. The platform is cleared for integration with any fixed-beam technology, including photon and proton therapy. The company plans to share clinical progress at ASTRO 2026.PR NewswireLeo Cancer Care Unveils Bold Plans to Improve How Children Experience Radiotherapy, Following World-First TreatmentsLeo Cancer Care announced plans to improve children's radiotherapy experience, following world-first pediatric treatments using its upright positioning platform Marie. The company developed a dedicated program with education, distraction, and gamification, including an AR platform and AVATAR screen. It plans to share clinical progress at ASTRO 2026.PR NewswireLeo Cancer Care Brings Into Clinical Use an Upright Radiotherapy Platform Cleared for Use With Any Radiation BeamLeo Cancer Care announced that upright radiotherapy has moved from concept to clinical reality, with the first clinical treatment using its Marie system in June 2026. The platform is beam-agnostic and cleared for integration with both particle and photon fixed-beam technologies. The company plans to expand access with a dedicated photon platform and further clinical evidence.Business Wire BlogThe Era of Upright Proton Therapy Has Arrived: Mevion, Leo Cancer Care and RaySearch Bring Clinical Experience to ASTRO 2026Mevion, Leo Cancer Care, and RaySearch will showcase upright proton therapy at ASTRO 2026, where Stanford Medicine reported the first upright treatment on a MEVION S250-FIT system on June 4, 2026. The compact system fits within an existing radiation therapy vault, and the companies will host events and booths to demonstrate the technology.Imaging Technology NewsGE HealthCare, Leo Cancer Care to Collaborate on Imaging, Radiation Therapy WorkflowsGE HealthCare and Leo Cancer Care announced a collaboration to integrate GE HealthCare's iRT software with Leo Cancer Care's upright radiation therapy, aiming to connect patient and data workflows from simulation to treatment. The non-exclusive partnership seeks to address interoperability and workflow challenges in radiation oncology.AijournLeo Cancer Care Announces Commercial Collaboration with Leading Healthcare Solutions Provider to Bring Connected Imaging and Radiation Therapy Workflows to MarketLeo Cancer Care announced on August 28, 2026 a non-exclusive commercial collaboration with GE HealthCare to integrate GE's Intelligent Radiation Therapy software with its upright radiation therapy systems. The companies aim to connect imaging, planning and treatment workflows from simulation through treatment, addressing interoperability, workflow fragmentation and access. No financial terms were disclosed.PR NewswireLeo Cancer Care Announces Commercial Collaboration with Leading Healthcare Solutions Provider to Bring Connected Imaging and Radiation Therapy Workflows to MarketLeo Cancer Care announced on August 28, 2026 a non-exclusive commercial collaboration with GE HealthCare to integrate GE's Intelligent Radiation Therapy software with Leo's upright radiation therapy platform. The companies aim to connect imaging, planning and treatment workflows from simulation through treatment, addressing interoperability, workflow fragmentation and access challenges. No financial terms were disclosed.PR NewswireLeo Cancer Care Announces Commercial Collaboration with Leading Healthcare Solutions Provider to Bring Connected Imaging and Radiation Therapy Workflows to MarketLeo Cancer Care announced a commercial collaboration with GE HealthCare to integrate GE's imaging and iRT software with its upright radiation therapy. The non-exclusive partnership aims to create connected workflows from simulation to treatment, addressing interoperability and access challenges. Both companies retain flexibility to work across the wider radiation oncology ecosystem.AijournStanford-Born Medical Company Advances Next Generation of Cancer Treatment Toward Clinical DeploymentTibaRay, a Silicon Valley medical technology company founded on Stanford University research, announced that its first Galactica cancer treatment systems have entered manufacturing, marking a major engineering milestone as the company moves its next-generation radiotherapy technology toward clinical deployment. The Galactica system represents the first fundamentally new class of medical linear accelerator in nearly 70 years, designed to deliver radiotherapy with patients sitting or standing rather than lying down, improving comfort and precision while reducing system size and cost. The systems will be integrated into Leo Cancer Care's advanced radiotherapy platform, with the first clinical installation planned for later this year at Mayo Clinic.PR NewswireStanford-Born Medical Company Advances Next Generation of Cancer Treatment Toward Clinical DeploymentTibaRay, a Silicon Valley medical technology company founded on Stanford University research, announced that its first Galactica cancer treatment systems have entered manufacturing, marking a major engineering milestone for its next-generation radiotherapy technology. The system represents the first fundamentally new class of medical linear accelerator in nearly 70 years, designed to be smaller, more precise, and more efficient than conventional radiotherapy equipment while allowing treatment in upright positions. The systems will be integrated into Leo Cancer Care's radiotherapy platform, with the first clinical installation planned for later this year at Mayo Clinic.