Teleradiology services: every modality, every hour, any volume.
Emergency reads, routine volume, subspecialist reporting, and independent second opinions. Every study is read and signed by a board-certified subspecialist, whatever the tier, whatever the hour.
Emergency and STAT reads. When the scanner is still warm.
Stroke, trauma, pulmonary embolism, acute abdomen. Suspected critical findings are triaged to the top of the on-call worklist within minutes of arrival. A subspecialist confirms and signs inside the SLA, and the critical finding is flagged to your team at sign-off. Stroke protocol studies carry their own commitment, under 30 minutes from last-image arrival to signature, ahead of general STAT work.
- STAT under 4 hours by contract, with 2-hour and 1-hour STAT on request at a higher multiplier, measured from last-image arrival to signature.
- Priority triage the moment a study lands. Critical suspicion jumps the on-call queue.
- Critical findings are marked on the report and phoned to your team at sign-off.
- 24/7/365 coverage. A credentialed radiologist is always reading.
The emergency CT scenarios, the study types each one covers and the clock they are measured on are set out on the STAT CT reads page.
Map your night coverageRoutine reads and backlog clearance. Elastic capacity for the everyday queue.
Routine plain film, screening mammography, follow-up CT and MRI, and the backlog that builds when your own list runs long. Send us one study or your entire backlog.
- Routine reports returned within 24 to 48 hours, by contract.
- Backlogs are cleared in scheduled batches with a named project lead and a weekly progress count.
- Every routine study is read by a named subspecialist and signed, the same standard as STAT work.
- Per-report pricing. No minimums, no ceilings, no surge premium for clinical spikes.
Subspecialist reporting. The right eyes on the advanced studies.
Cardiac MRI, CT coronary angiography, PET-CT, advanced MRI: studies where subspecialty training changes the report. Each modality in our catalog is matched to radiologists credentialed for it.
- Ten subspecialties on panel: neuro, MSK, body, thoracic, cardiac, breast, pediatric, emergency and trauma, nuclear medicine and PET-CT, and oncologic imaging.
- Cardiac MRI and CT coronary angiography read by cardiothoracic subspecialists.
- PET-CT and gamma studies read by nuclear medicine physicians.
- The signing radiologist and their credentials are named on every report.
PET-CT, SPECT-CT and gamma studies, and the oncologic and nuclear subspecialists who sign them, are covered on the PET-CT and nuclear medicine page.
Request credential filesSecond opinions and discrepancy audit. An independent read, on the record.
Formal second opinions on prior external reports, and independent discrepancy audits of reporting done elsewhere. One in twenty of our own reports is independently double-read, which makes formal audit a natural extension of the same pipeline.
- Second-opinion reports that reference and address the original findings.
- Subspecialist discrepancy screening across historical report batches.
- Structured audit summaries your quality committee can act on.
- Delivered under the same governance and signature standards as primary reads.
There is no volume we ask you to ration.
Per-report pricing with no minimums and no ceilings.
More readers on your account the same day.
When your volume rises, we add readers the same day: any panel radiologist licensed in your state can pick up your worklist at once, with credential files following to your office. You never wait on a hiring cycle between your scanner and a signed report.
Overnight studies go to rested readers.
Scheduled US shifts cover every hour of the year. Your overnight study is read by a radiologist whose shift is underway, with recovery time built into the schedule.
Backlogs clear on a fixed schedule.
A named project lead clears your backlog in scheduled batches and sends you a weekly progress count.
One base rate per study type.
Per-report pricing with no volume cap and no surge premium. Faster STAT adds its own multiplier.
A named clinical liaison and a named operations contact, not a ticket queue. Every client gets both, plus a quarterly service review with the turnaround data on the table.
Request a volume quoteReading for one kind of site? The same panel and the same tiers, written up from the side of hospitals, imaging centers and private radiology groups.
Read by modality
One page per modality: how the reads are routed, who signs them, and the turnaround commitment.
- MRI teleradiology reporting by subspecialistsNeuro, MSK, body, breast, cardiac and pediatricRoutine 24 to 48h
- PET-CT & nuclear medicine teleradiology readsOncologic and nuclear imagingRoutine 24 to 48h
- STAT CT reads: under 4 hours, or 1 hour on requestEmergency, neuro, chest and body imagingSTAT < 4h
- Spine MRI teleradiology read level by level
- Telemammography: MQSA-qualified remote mammogram readsBreast imaging, MQSA qualifiedRoutine 24 to 48h
- X-ray and ultrasound teleradiology: overflow final readsBoard-certified radiologists, matched by study typeRoutine 24 to 48h
Reading around a coverage gap rather than a modality? See the coverage scenarios.
Start sending studies today.
Send one study or your entire backlog today. Encrypted, DICOM-ready, no integration project to begin.
Request a volume quoteSigned reports back inside contracted turnaround times.
Twelve study types, each with a published turnaround tier. See how we measure turnaround.
See the coverage ledger