The collaboration with IRIS (Intelligent Retinal Imaging Systems) builds upon the Secaucus company's current offering to provide diabetic retinal imaging services throughout its service centers across the country.

After leading the Secaucus-based company for more than a decade, Steve Rusckowski will relinquish the top job this fall, with Executive Vice President, General Diagnostics James Davis named to succeed him.

According to Quest Diagnostics Chairman and CEO Steve Rusckowski, the service will boost the availability of “convenient, individualized” health care for customers that “meets them where they are.”

The company specializes in addressing chronic conditions and comorbidities that are influenced by mental health, lifestyle behaviors, access to care and social determinants of health.

The Secaucus-based company snatched up substantially all assets of an independent clinical diagnostic laboratory that serves physicians and patients primarily in North Carolina, South Carolina, George and Florida.

The 250,000-square-foot space offers advanced technology and automation to deliver quality lab results to physicians and patients in seven states.