Our reports are decisive and directive with deeper anatomic description and clinically specific pathology.

Report Quality

Specialization

Radisphere offers specialized Radiologist resources in the following areas:

Musculoskeletal imaging Neuroradiology imaging Cardiovascular imaging Body

Emergency Pediatric Women's Nuclear Medicine

Each report is decisive and directive with deeper anatomic description and clinically specific pathology. Radisphere Lexicon technology insures that each specialist reading a study uses consistent terms so that your staff does not experience any variability in style or quality. Lexicon also serves as a custom checklist for almost 300 different reports based upon the study that was ordered so that a systematic inspection of all images and all structures is performed so that obvious pathology does not take their eyes away from a subtle or unexpected finding.

Turn Around Time

Radisphere treats ED and Nighttime support as a radiology specialty and includes full final reads at night and on weekends as part of our standard services. We deliver these decisive final reports within committed turn around times that are tracked and reported upon monthly.

Sample Reports

See our Sample Reports page for samples of reports for various modalities and anatomical structures.

Radiologist Bios

Radisphere represents the largest group of subspecialty trained Radiologists in the country and offers full professional services to community hospitals. Read biographies now.

Radiologist Selection/Testing

When candidate Radiologists are identified to potentially join Radisphere, we administer them our Franklin Case Study Review Test. This is a test developed by our founders from Franklin & Seidelmann Radiology —so straightforward and yet so important that less than half the Radiologists tested qualify to join our staff.

QA-Peer Review

The goal of the Radisphere Quality Program is to maintain a high level of quality across interpretations delivered to our customers through consistent operational practices, training and education, utilization of a standard lexicon, and administration of a rigorous quality control and peer review process. The purpose of the Peer Review program is to promote the quality of interpretations within the organization by having a comprehensive program to objectively measure quality and by providing direct feedback to our Radiologists. Because the case volume received from hospital clients is typically higher risk than a general patient population, compliance targets are set accordingly, by physician. At the discretion of the Peer Review Subcommittee the target review percentages may be adjusted to ensure a more appropriate level of oversight based on specific circumstances; for example, a newly hired physician may be subject to more rigorous review.