Where India's
radiologists
think together
A verified professional network and clinical marketplace built exclusively for radiologists. Replace WhatsApp groups with a platform that understands your work.
Quick consult sent
MSK · MRI Knee
3 subspecialists replied
Raydiac
Morning rounds · 3 neuroradiology cases
Dr. Priya Kapoor
MSK · AIIMS Delhi
Unusual T2 signal — tear or mucinous change?
Female 32y. No trauma. Incidental finding...
5 replies · Open
Dr. Anil Mehta
Neuro · PGI Chandigarh
Right BG hyperdensity — bleed vs calcification?
Case outcome confirmed
Hypertensive bleed
Saved to teaching file
India has 20,000
radiologists.
Most work alone.
India's radiologists are among the most skilled in the world. Yet complex cases get discussed over WhatsApp. Rare findings go unshared. Subspecialty expertise sits in metros while smaller cities go without. The informal system works — until it doesn't.
Compressed JPEGs on WhatsApp
No context, no verification, no record. The person replying could be a resident or a 20-year subspecialist. You never know.
Subspecialty expertise is invisible
The best MSK radiologist in India could be sitting three cities away. There is no platform to find them, consult them, or pay them fairly.
Learning stops after residency
No structured way to stay sharp. CME conferences are expensive and infrequent. The knowledge network you built in training slowly fades.
Radiologist to population ratio
India has one radiologist for every 70,000 people. The global benchmark is 1:10,000. The gap is not closing fast enough.
Cases consulted informally
Most complex case consultations in India happen over WhatsApp or phone — undocumented, unverified, and unprotected.
Paid for peer consultation
Senior subspecialists give expert opinions every day without compensation. Their expertise has value. It should be paid.
From scan to second opinion
in under 60 seconds
For community peer consultation — no forms, no delays, no WhatsApp photographs.
The entire flow from opening the viewer to receiving a subspecialist opinion takes under 60 seconds on a 4G connection. Every step is documented with a timestamp — something a WhatsApp message can never provide.
CT scan arrives on workstation
Unusual finding. Radiologist is unsure. Needs a second opinion fast.
Opens WhatsApp. Photographs the screen.
Sends a compressed, blurry JPEG to a college friend. No clinical context. Hopes they are online.
Reply arrives 3 hours later
One line. No context. No record. No way to know if this person has relevant subspecialty experience.
Case never resolved or documented
The conversation disappears into a chat thread. Nothing is learned. Nothing is recorded.
CT scan arrives on workstation
Unusual finding. Radiologist is unsure. Taps Quick Consult directly from the viewer.
Selects 3 key slices. Writes one question.
Sent to verified MSK subspecialists in 60 seconds. Proper DICOM rendering. Full clinical context.
Verified subspecialist replies in minutes
You know exactly who they are — their qualification, subspecialty, institution, and years of experience.
Case saved. Outcome documented.
Timestamped record. Saved to your teaching file. Becomes part of your permanent clinical library.
Built for the radiologist
working outside the metro
You are a DNB or MD radiologist practicing in a tier 2 or tier 3 city. You read 30–50 scans a day. You are good at your work. But when you encounter a rare hepatic lesion, an unusual chest pattern, or a borderline MSK finding — there is nobody in your city to call. The nearest subspecialist is in a metro 400 km away. Your only option is WhatsApp.
Raydiac is built for you. Not for large hospital chains with in-house radiology departments. Not for radiologists already embedded in academic centres with subspecialty colleagues down the corridor. For the radiologist who is technically excellent and professionally isolated.
Reads 40 CT/MRI scans daily at a private diagnostic centre
No subspecialty colleagues in the same city
Currently uses WhatsApp for all peer consultation
Wants to earn extra income from subspecialty consults on his off days
Senior MSK subspecialist at a large hospital in Delhi
Gives free second opinions on WhatsApp every week
Wants a structured platform to monetise her expertise and build her teaching legacy
No in-house radiologist
for this subspecialty?
We have one.
Raydiac connects diagnostic centers with verified subspecialist radiologists for outsourced reporting. STAT reports in under one hour. Routine reports in 24–48 hours. You pay only when you accept the report.
See how it works for centersPatient data never
leaves your control
Before a single DICOM file is visible on Raydiac, it is automatically anonymised server-side. Patient name, date of birth, ID, accession number — all stripped. No manual step required. No exceptions.
Raydiac is a doctor-to-doctor professional consultation platform. It is not a telemedicine platform. Every consultation is between two registered, NMC-verified physicians — legally equivalent to a peer consultation between colleagues. This is built into the platform's legal architecture, not mentioned as a footnote.
Two sides.
One platform.
Your professional home.
Your clinical library.
Your income.
Join a verified community of peers. Consult on complex cases. Build a teaching file that grows with every case you touch. Accept paid clinical referrals when you choose.
Verified radiologists.
Fast turnaround.
Documented reports.
Post cases to a pool of NMC-verified subspecialist radiologists. Get structured reports fast. STAT cases accepted in under an hour. Pay only for completed, accepted reports.
Raydiac is currently
invite-only.
We are onboarding verified radiologists and diagnostic centers in select cities. If you practice radiology or run a diagnostic center, apply for early access.
Request early accessNMC registration required for radiologists · AERB license required for centers