Final signed reads · 24/7/365

Subspecialist teleradiology, back inside the hour when it matters.

Send imaging from your PACS, encrypted in transit and at rest. A board-certified subspecialist reads every study and signs the final report. Readers on scheduled shifts around the clock, licensed in all 50 states. When it matters, a STAT read is back inside the hour.

NO MINIMUMS · NO CEILINGS · NO SURGE PREMIUM
ACC 4471-CR-0918 · CHEST PA · READING · THORACIC SUBSPECIALIST W 1500L -6001:1
Posteroanterior chest radiograph, grayscale, open in a diagnostic viewer
REPORT SIGNED
ROUTED TO THORACIC SUBSPECIALISTSLA STAT · 00:28 ELAPSED
Under 1 hour
STAT turnaround, contractual
Under 30 min
Stroke protocol, committed
1 in 20
Reports double-read blind, by protocol
All 50 states
Licensure
Our clients

Subspecialist reads for imaging centers and radiology groups.

Subspecialist final reports, with turnaround times in writing, for hospitals, imaging centers and radiology groups. Client names and marks appear here only with written permission.

IMBRO Diagnostic Partners, LLP
Subspecialist teleradiology group, Pennsylvania
Imaging center, New York

Board-certified subspecialists

US board-certified, fellowship-trained radiologists read every study.

Final signed reports

Every study is a final signed report, not a preliminary read.

Turnaround in writing

Turnaround commitments in your contract, by priority tier, with the measurement rule named.

24/7/365 coverage

Around the clock, every day of the year, with no surge premium.

HIPAA and BAA

AstraRad operates as a HIPAA business associate under a signed BAA with every client.

The pipeline

How a study becomes a signed report

Three steps. A subspecialist at the center of every one. DICOM (image transfer) in, diagnostic report out, every step timestamped against its SLA.

ACC 4471-CR-0918 · RECEIVED 02:14
01 · Study arrives

You send the study.

Securely from the PACS or RIS you already run, or by drag and drop through the portal if you would rather connect nothing at all. Any modality, any hour, any volume. Encrypted in transit and at rest, with priors and history attached.

CT HEAD · READING · NEURO SUBSPECIALIST
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02 · A subspecialist reads

The right subspecialist reads it.

We match each case to a radiologist trained for it, by modality and body part. Urgent findings jump the worklist, so nothing critical waits behind routine volume.

REPORT 4471-CR-0918 · FINAL
Diagnostic Report SIGNED
Clinical history

Cough, two weeks. No fever. Former smoker.

Findings

Lungs are clear without focal consolidation, effusion, or pneumothorax. Cardiomediastinal silhouette is normal, CTR 0.48. Osseous structures unremarkable.

Impression

No acute cardiopulmonary abnormality.

Reading subspecialist · ThoracicDELIVERED · 00:28
03 · A radiologist signs

A subspecialist signs.

The reading subspecialist dictates the findings and signs the final report. It lands back in your PACS, timestamped against its turnaround tier, ready for your clinicians to act on.

Coverage

Every modality. Three turnaround tiers.

From plain film to PET-CT, each study is matched to a subspecialist, and you set the turnaround tier on every study you send, whatever the modality. For context, here is what the published industry benchmarks expect in each setting, next to the ceiling each AstraRad tier commits to. Per-report pricing, no bundles, no surprises.

CRX-ray
CTCT head
MRMRI brain
USUltrasound
MGMammogram
PTPET-CT
CodeStudy and settingTypical industry expectationAstraRad ceiling at this tier
CT/MREmergency CT or MRI60 to 120 minutesSTAT < 1h
CT/MRRoutine CT or MRIA few hours, up to 24 hoursUrgent < 4h
CT/MROutpatient CT or MRI, non-emergent24 to 72 hoursRoutine < 24h
CRX-ray, routineA few hours to same dayRoutine < 24h
USUltrasound and non-contrast studies6 to 24 hoursRoutine < 24h

Industry expectations by modality and setting, as published in AAG Health, Radiology Turnaround Time Benchmarks (November 2025). That source records no universal definition of turnaround time and no single clock behind these figures, so read them as indicative rather than as measurements you can line up against a contract. The AstraRad column is a contractual ceiling, measured from last-image arrival to radiologist signature, for the tier you pick at submission; any study type can be sent STAT or Urgent at the priority rate on your card.

Per-report pricing. Every study type has a flat rate. Request a rate card and we reply within one business day. No minimums, no ceilings, no surge premium.

Request a volume quote
Capacity

Send one study or your entire backlog.

Per-report pricing means no minimums and no ceilings. There is no volume we ask you to ration.

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Licensed where you are.

Radiologists on the panel are licensed in all 50 states, so a reader licensed in your state picks up your worklist, and credential files follow to your office.

24/7

A radiologist is on shift at every hour.

Coverage runs 24/7/365 on scheduled shifts. The radiologist reading your 3 a.m. study is mid-shift and rested, with recovery time built into the schedule.

Weekly

Backlogs clear on a fixed schedule.

A named project lead clears your backlog in scheduled batches and sends you a weekly progress count.

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A flat rate for every study type.

Every study type has a flat per-report price. There is no minimum commitment, no volume cap, and no surge premium when a busy week hits.

Backlog clearance. A named project lead clears your backlog in scheduled batches while your daily volume stays current.

Plan your backlog clearance
Quality and governance

Every read, by the right subspecialist.

Every finished report is signed by a credentialed subspecialist, timestamped against its turnaround tier, and governed to the standards your compliance team expects. The turnaround commitments and the measurement rule are on the facts page.

HIPAA aligned GDPR processor under DPA DICOM conformant

Every report, without exception:

Signed by a subspecialist
The physician who read the study puts their name on it.
Subspecialty-matched
Assigned by modality and body part to a radiologist credentialed for it.
Timestamped against its SLA
STAT under 1 hour, urgent under 4, routine under 24, contractual and auditable.
Backed by peer review
By protocol, 1 in 20 reports is independently double-read, blind.
Delivered to your PACS
No portal hopping. The report lands where your clinicians already work.
Next step

Get your coverage plan, with turnaround times in writing.

Tell us your volume, your night gaps, your subspecialty gaps, or your backlog. We will show you the coverage plan, with SLA terms in writing and your first signed report within 10 business days.