Radio Read is a multi-clinic cloud PACS + RIS: DICOM ingest and a diagnostic-grade viewer, radiologist worklists, AI-assisted draft reporting, and secure sharing with referring physicians and patients — replacing five disconnected tools with one.
No separate contracts, no separate SSO, no interfaces to maintain between them — because there's nothing to interface, it's all one database.
Most clinics run a PACS, a separate RIS, a separate scheduler, a fax machine, and a spreadsheet for AI usage — none of it talks to each other.
Scheduling, PACS and reporting live in different tools. Studies arrive unmatched, staff re-key data by hand, nothing is audited end-to-end.
Radiologists dictate from scratch every time, chase down priors, and referring physicians call the front desk for status updates.
Access logs, sharing, and multi-site isolation are afterthoughts in legacy PACS — not enforced at the database layer.
From the moment a modality pushes a study to the moment a signed report reaches the referring physician.
Modality pushes via C-STORE / STOW-RS / web upload. AE-title validated at the edge gateway.
Study lands in the right clinic's worklist, auto-matched to its order, auto-assigned to a radiologist.
Radiologist opens the study in the embedded viewer, images and priors already linked.
AI drafts findings from the actual images, radiologist edits and signs. PDF generated instantly.
Referring MD and patient notified automatically — portal, secure link, or HL7 ORU to their EMR.
Not a viewer with add-ons bolted on — a single system built around the whole workflow.
Edge gateway with per-clinic AE-title validation, C-STORE/STOW-RS/web upload, and an embedded diagnostic-grade viewer with MPR and hanging protocols.
Resource-based appointment booking, auto-generated accession numbers, SMS/email reminders, and an order-matched, role-aware radiology worklist.
Templates, addenda, voice dictation, critical-finding flags, peer review (RADPEER), and signed PDF reports with your clinic's letterhead.
DOB-gated share links for patients, referring-physician and patient self-service portals, DICOM ZIP export, and patient-CD ISO with a built-in offline viewer.
Postgres row-level security isolates every clinic's data. Radiologists covering multiple sites use one login and switch clinics instantly.
Metered AI usage with wallet billing, monthly itemized invoices, CSV exports, and an append-only audit trail of every PHI access — queried and exportable by admins.
HL7v2 ADT/ORM in, ORU out to your EMR, plus a read-only FHIR R4 surface for Patient/ImagingStudy/DiagnosticReport.
Referring physicians see only their own referrals; patients self-schedule and view their own signed reports.
Turnaround-time dashboards, unread backlog aging, and per-clinic staffing/AE/resource self-service.
Radio Read runs a self-hosted, image-grounded model against your clinic's own studies to draft findings and impressions — never a third-party API call with patient images. Every report is reviewed and signed by a radiologist before it's final. Nothing leaves your infrastructure.
TECHNIQUE: Axial CT of the chest without contrast, 2.5mm slices.
FINDINGS: Right lower lobe nodule measuring 8mm, unchanged from prior. No pleural effusion. Mediastinal contours normal.
IMPRESSION:
1. Stable 8mm RLL pulmonary nodule.
2. No acute cardiopulmonary process.
Same clinic, one platform instead of five.
Designed for HIPAA-covered entities from day one.
Database-enforced tenant isolation — not just application logic.
Every PHI access, edit, and admin action logged and retained 6 years.
TLS in transit, KMS-encrypted storage at rest for images and database.
Role-scoped access for admins, radiologists, techs, front desk, referring MDs, and patients.
Everyone gets exactly the surface they need — nothing more.
Worklist, AI-assisted reporting, peer review, multi-clinic single login.
Upload, patient/study edits, order matching and reconciliation.
Scheduling, patient registration, appointment reminders.
Staff, AE titles, resources, billing, templates — self-service.
A portal for their own patients' studies and signed reports.
Self-scheduling, imaging history, and secure report access.
Radiology clinics don't run one system — they run four or five, stitched together with faxes, phone calls, and re-typed data. A study can arrive in the PACS before its order even exists in the RIS. A referring physician calls the front desk because there's no portal to check. None of it is audited end-to-end.
We built Radio Read as one platform instead: imaging, scheduling, reporting, AI assistance, and sharing, on one database, with tenant isolation and an audit trail enforced at the data layer — not stitched on top after the fact.
It's early. We're working directly with clinics to shape the roadmap — book a call and tell us what's broken in your current stack.
Radio Read is built around HIPAA safeguards: encrypted PHI at rest and in transit, database-enforced tenant isolation, a synchronous append-only audit log on every PHI access, and role-based access control across every surface. Ask us for our current security posture and BAA.
Yes — Radio Read ingests DICOM from your existing modalities via C-STORE, STOW-RS, or web upload, and covers scheduling, worklist, reporting, and sharing in one system. Most clinics migrate modality connections one AE title at a time with zero downtime.
No. AI produces an assistive draft only — a radiologist always reviews, edits, and signs before a report is final. It's designed to speed up dictation, not replace clinical judgment.
One login. Radiologists who belong to more than one clinic can switch clinics from the worklist — each clinic's data stays isolated by row-level security, so nothing crosses over by accident.
Platform pricing is per-clinic; AI usage is metered separately with a transparent per-generation rate and monthly itemized invoice. Book a demo and we'll walk through pricing for your clinic's volume.
Tell us about your clinic and we'll set up a walkthrough.
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