Radiology in India is practiced
in isolation. We are
changing that.
Every day, thousands of radiologists in India encounter cases they are uncertain about — and thousands of diagnostic centers struggle to find verified subspecialist radiologists for reporting. Both problems are solved informally, over WhatsApp and phone calls, with no documentation, no verification, and no accountability. We built Raydiac because both problems deserved a real solution — on the same platform.
A radiologist.
A problem.
A platform.
“The best MSK radiologist in India could be sitting three cities away. There was no platform to find them, consult them, or pay them fairly.”
Raydiac was founded by Dr. Tejinder Singh — a radiologist with 12 years of clinical practice — and Raman Sandhu, who leads product and business. Dr. Singh lived this problem every day: giving expert opinions on WhatsApp for free, watching colleagues in smaller cities struggle with no subspecialty peers nearby, and seeing diagnostic centers post cases to informal channels with no quality control on either side.
The platform solves two problems simultaneously. For radiologists: a verified professional network for peer consultation, case learning, and paid subspecialty work. For diagnostic centers and hospitals: structured access to verified subspecialist radiologists for outsourced reporting — STAT, Urgent, or Routine — with documented reports and transparent payments. One platform. Two sides. Both built with the same clinical seriousness.
Dr. Tejinder Singh
12 years of clinical radiology practice. Deep domain expertise, a first-hand understanding of the peer consultation problem, and an established network of radiologists and diagnostic centers across India.
Raman Sandhu
Leads product, technology, and business strategy. Based in Chandigarh. Building the platform infrastructure, marketplace architecture, and the commercial model that makes Raydiac sustainable.
Currently in invite-only access. We are onboarding our first cohort of radiologists personally — not through mass signups. Every early user is a conversation.
What we are deliberately not building
Saying no is a product decision. Every feature we decline to build protects the focus of the platform. Raydiac exists to serve one community — radiologists — with two specific tools: a professional network and a clinical marketplace. Nothing more.
Not a telemedicine platform
Raydiac is radiologist-to-radiologist. We do not facilitate doctor-to-patient consultations, video calls, or prescriptions.
Not a social network
No likes, follows, popularity metrics, or algorithmic feeds. Clinical value determines visibility — not engagement.
Not an AI diagnostic tool
We do not offer AI-generated reports or automated diagnoses. Every opinion on Raydiac comes from a verified, practicing radiologist.
Not a scheduling or appointment system
We are not building patient booking, appointment management, or clinic workflow tools. Our focus is radiology expertise exchange.
Not a platform for pharmaceutical marketing
No sponsored content, no pharma ads, no promotional placements. The platform serves radiologists, not advertisers.
Three principles that shape
every decision we make
Verification is trust
Every radiologist on Raydiac is NMC verified before they can post, respond, or consult. Anonymity has no place in clinical consultation. When a subspecialist gives you an opinion on Raydiac, you know exactly who they are.
Medicine before marketplace
The platform serves clinical needs first. Commercial features exist to sustain the platform, not define it. When a radiologist opens Raydiac, they should feel like they are entering a professional environment — not a gig economy.
Expertise should be paid
Senior radiologists have given expert opinions freely for decades. On WhatsApp, on phone calls, as professional favours. Raydiac creates a structured, fair system for that expertise to be compensated — without making it feel transactional.
Where we are
Idea validated
Problem confirmed with 30+ radiologists across India. Interviews, shadowing, and workflow analysis.
Platform built
Backend infrastructure, DICOM pipeline, NMC verification system, and core UI — all live.
Invite-only access
First cohort of radiologists onboarding personally. Iterating on feedback before opening up.
Marketplace launch
First diagnostic centers posting cases. Subspecialist matching and structured reporting go live.
Open access
Expanding to all Indian states. Full professional network and marketplace available to every verified radiologist.
A network for radiologists.
A marketplace for centers.
One platform for both.
The immediate goal is twofold. For radiologists: replace the WhatsApp group with something better — verified, documented, DICOM-native, and genuinely valuable to their clinical and professional life. For diagnostic centers: replace the informal, unaccountable outsourcing chain with a structured marketplace where every radiologist is verified, every report is documented, and every payment is transparent.
The longer-term vision is a platform where every radiologist in India has access to subspecialty expertise regardless of where they practice — and where diagnostic centers of any size can access verified radiology expertise on demand. We are early. The foundation is being built carefully, not quickly.
If this resonates,
we want to hear from you.
We are onboarding a small initial cohort of radiologists and diagnostic centers personally. No mass signups. No automated waitlist. A real conversation with the people building this.
Request early accessNMC registration required for radiologists · AERB license required for centers