Scans booked with the prep questions asked on the call, contrast and biopsy reactions paged to the on-call, and results questions routed to the reporting clinician, never read out.
Pacemaker flagged on the call; radiologist to confirm
Escalated
Rash after contrast, 9:40 PM
On-call paged, acknowledged 9:43 PM
Task
Results question
Routed to the reporting radiologist
Every call with its summary, outcome and the minutes it cost
Prep, sent ahead.
Fasting from midnight, by text.
Built for imaging
The questions a scan needs, asked before the day.
The radiology pack brings imaging visit types, contrast and biopsy reaction screening, and the prep form.
Scan bookings with prep
MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound and mammogram visits, with the prep questions asked on the call: pregnancy, implants and metal, kidney problems and past reactions to contrast.
Reactions paged
Trouble breathing, a spreading rash, bleeding at a biopsy site or a fever after contrast page the on-call radiologist with a secure summary.
Results routed, never read
A results question becomes a task for the reporting clinician. The receptionist never reads a report to a caller.
Slots that fit the machine
Visit types with their own durations, so a contrast study and a plain film never share a slot.
Every live language
Prep instructions from your approved answers, in each language the receptionist speaks.
Billed by the minute
$100 per provider a month, then $0.20 a minute on handled calls. The bill on the Reports screen every day.
Getting started
Install the pack. Add the machines' hours. Forward the line.
01
Install the radiology pack
Imaging visit types, the reaction and prep forms, and routing to the reporting clinicians.
02
Approve the prep questions
A radiologist reads the forms, edits the wording, approves. A second reviewer signs off.
03
Forward the line
After hours first, then the main line when the desk is ready.
Questions imaging centers ask.
Will it tell a patient their result?
Never. A results question becomes a task for the reporting clinician, with the caller's details and callback number.
What does it ask before a scan?
Whether there is any chance of pregnancy, whether the caller has a pacemaker, an implant or metal in the body, and whether there are kidney problems or a past reaction to contrast. A yes on the implant or kidney question is flagged for the radiologist.
Does it book into our RIS?
It books on the schedule it is given. A FHIR connection to your system is set up at onboarding; until then the schedule kept in the dashboard is the one your desk runs.