Coverage

Teleradiology coverage scenarios: nights, weekends and overflow

How hospitals and imaging centers use an outside subspecialist panel to hold their own coverage: overnight, weekends, overflow, and studies that cannot wait.

Turnaround commitments across these pages are defined in our published SLA.

Overnight nighthawk coverage

Overnight coverage with final signed reports, not preliminaries that wait for a morning overread. US subspecialists read on scheduled shifts through the night, and STAT studies come back in under 1 hour by contract. The report that reaches your ED at 3 a.m. is the report of record. How nighthawk radiology coverage works.

Weekend and holiday coverage

Weekends and holidays are priced per report at the same rate as a Tuesday: no surge premium and no call stipend. Your own radiologists get their weekends back while final signed reads keep moving at the same turnaround tiers. Weekend and holiday radiology coverage.

Overflow reads when volume spikes

Overflow routing sends the studies your own group cannot absorb to an outside subspecialist panel, and you pay only for the studies you send, with no minimums and no ceilings. The ROI of overflow radiology reads.

Urgent care X-ray and CT reads

Urgent care clinics get final signed X-ray and CT reports through portal upload, with no PACS required and no minimum volume. Routine studies come back in under 24 hours, billed per report across every site you run. Teleradiology for urgent care centers.

STAT reads inside the hour

A STAT read should return inside an hour. Our contract commits to under 1 hour from last-image arrival to a signed final report. STAT turnaround, explained.

All coverage scenarios

Every published coverage page, with its publication date.

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