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Four years ago, Varian and Siemens Healthineers came together with the bold promise of transforming cancer care and improving outcomes for millions of patients around the world.

As part of Siemens Healthineers, our impact has grown beyond what we ever imagined. Now, we’re taking the next step and further unifying under one company name and identity, Siemens Healthineers.

We’re creating more impact, together with the scope, scale, and reach to deliver innovations that have the power to transform cancer care from screening to survivorship.

As we transition to this new chapter, our patient-centricity and commitment to serving you at the highest level remains constant. The people, high-quality products, and technologies you’ve come to rely on are not changing.

Your questions, answered

1. What is changing during the Varian corporate identity transition?

Over the next few months, our corporate identity will transition to Siemens Healthineers, with the transition complete by early 2026. That means the name, logo, and visual identity of Siemens Healthineers replace those of Varian across some of our key touchpoints such as our varian.com, conferences, social media, and more.

2. What is not changing during the Varian corporate identity transition?

  • We’ve heard from many that the Varian name is important to radiation therapy. To honor this legacy, it will remain as a product family name within the Siemens Healthineers portfolio.
  • The Varian points of contact for sales and service teams will remain the same and customer service will not be disrupted.
  • Our high-quality products and patient- and customer-centric approach will remain central to who we are as Siemens Healthineers.

3. What does the transition from Varian to Siemens Healthineers mean for our customers, partners, and patients?

  • Our commitment to customers and patients remains unchanged. While our corporate identity is evolving, our focus on innovation, quality, and service continues.
  • The relationships we’ve built with our customers remain at the center of what we do, and our entire team is focused on serving you and your patients.

4. Will there be changes to the way we order goods or services?

  • Our mission—a world without fear of cancer—continues to guide everything we do. This corporate identity transition reflects our commitment to deliver greater value, innovation, and partnership to the customer and patients that count on us every day.
  • At this time, you can continue to order goods and services the same way you do today. You can count on your existing contacts for the same level of dedication and service you have come to expect from us.
  • As we continue to evolve to meet the future needs of cancer care, we regularly evaluate our processes and pricing to ensure we can continue to deliver the highest quality solutions and service you expect.
  • Should changes occur in the future, we are committed to communicating openly and ensuring a seamless experience.

5. Will Varian continue to exhibit at industry tradeshows?

Yes! In 2025, Varian will present alongside Siemens Healthineers in an integrated way. By ESTRO and ASTRO 2026, all events will fully align under the brand Siemens Healthineers.

6. How does this transition benefit my organization?

As Siemens Healthineers, we bring expanded resources, integrated technology solutions, and a strengthened commitment to advancing cancer care. This transition enables us to deliver even more comprehensive solutions from screening to survivorship.

7. Where can I get more information?

We will keep our customers and partners informed through official communications and through their Varian representatives.

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