The reading room runs before anyone opens it.
Studies arrive, priors surface against them, drafts are written in the style each radiologist actually reports in. Every one is checked before a signature is anywhere near it.
What this replaces
Assignment is a shared spreadsheet
Who can read this, who is on shift, who is credentialed for this client: three facts in three places.
Priors are a search, not a fact
The relevant prior exists. Finding it costs ninety seconds and your turnaround target.
Every new client is a project
A new hospital means a new server, a VPN ticket, and a workflow that only exists as a fork.
The full DICOM surface, hosted
Modalities reach a central router fleet over your VPN. No appliance to patch, no site visit when a scanner changes.
- C-STORE, C-FIND, C-MOVE, modality worklist and MPPS
- DICOMweb: STOW, QIDO and WADO
- Lossless HTJ2K becomes the stored record
- Studies searchable within seconds of arrival
Assignment that knows who can read what
Eligibility is computed from credentialing, roster and shift data rather than remembered. Ops can still override, on the record.
- Credential and licence state per radiologist, per client
- Rosters, shifts and unavailability, with presence
- Auto-assignment from the eligible pool
- Second opinions as an assignment, not a parallel model
Reporting that starts written
The draft is generated against priors and protocol, in the template patterns that radiologist has actually used, then checked before it reaches them.
- Priors presented, not searched for
- Drafts written to per-radiologist template patterns
- Laterality, sex and contradiction checks before sign-off
- Critical findings escalated on their own clock
Talks to what you already run
Interoperability is the ingest boundary, not a roadmap item.
Bring your busiest morning
Send a modality list and a sample study set. We will run your own worklist rather than a demo one.