Who we are

Built by radiologists who ran hospital departments.

AstraRad is run by clinician operators. The people who set our turnaround tiers have staffed reading rooms and answered to hospital boards. Since 2019 the panel has signed 2.4 million reports for 160+ hospitals and imaging centers, and quality is a number we hand our clients every month, not a word we use.

2.4M
Signed reports to date
600,000+
Reports per year, current run rate
240
Board-certified subspecialists on panel
160+
Hospitals and imaging centers served
01 · The quality loop

A named signer, and a second set of eyes.

One in 20 signed reports is independently double-read by a second subspecialist, blind. The major discrepancy rate runs under 0.3%, in line with published ACR peer review benchmarks, and every client receives a monthly quality report with those numbers in it.

SUBSPECIALTY MATCH

Subspecialty-matched routing

Every study is routed by modality and body part to a radiologist credentialed to read it, before interpretation begins.

PEER REVIEW

One in 20, double-read

One in 20 signed reports is re-read blind by a second subspecialist, in a program modeled on ACR standards. Findings feed individual feedback and panel-level quality metrics.

DISCREPANCY

Discrepancy tracking

Every addendum, correction, and client query is categorized and traced to its cause. The major discrepancy rate runs under 0.3%, tracked per modality and per radiologist, and it is management’s first number of the week.

ACCOUNTABILITY

A named signer, always

Every report carries the signing radiologist’s name and credentials, frozen at signature time. The full event history of a study, submission to delivery, is preserved in an append-only log.

02 · The network

The names on the reports.

240 board-certified, fellowship-trained subspecialists across ten subspecialties, reading across 12 time zones. Coverage is 24/7/365 and no radiologist reads overnight in their own time zone. The physician who reads your study is the physician who signs the report.

Meet the reading network
03 · Governance

How your studies are handled.

Data handling table stakes, each one meaning something specific about what happens to a study once it leaves your PACS.

HIPAA-compliant handling

Patient data handled as protected health information end to end, with access controls, minimum-necessary scoping, and breach procedures.

GDPR compliant

Lawful-basis processing, data-subject rights handling, and EU-appropriate transfer safeguards for cross-border reporting.

Encrypted end to end

TLS on every transfer, encryption at rest for every stored study, and integrity hashing on every received image.

Audit-logged access

Every action taken on a study lands in an append-only audit log, scoped by role and by facility, with minimum-necessary access as the default.

DICOM conformant

Standards-based study transfer straight from your PACS. No software to install on your side, and your viewer stays your viewer.

HL7 / FHIR ready

Report delivery that drops into your RIS and EHR workflows without a custom integration project.

04 · Who answers for it

Physician-led, and accountable by name.

Radiologist-led

The medical director is a practicing subspecialist radiologist. Subspecialty leads own the quality numbers for their sections, and service decisions are made by people who have read a 2am STAT head CT themselves.

A named team per client

Every client gets a named clinical liaison and a named operations contact, plus a quarterly service review with the turnaround data on the table. Not a ticket queue.

References, on your terms

Client references are available under NDA during procurement. Testimonials on this site are role-only by policy: we do not print client names on marketing pages, and we will not print yours.

Meet the reading room.

Send your first study and watch it move through the pipeline, signed by a named subspecialist, inside the tier.

Demo content. The subspecialty mix, credentialing standard, and quality figures on this page are illustrative.