Verified radiology
expertise, when
you need it
Access NMC-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.
From case posted to
report in your hands
The entire workflow — from posting a case to downloading the completed report — happens on Raydiac. No emails, no phone calls, no informal coordination.
You have a 2-hour clarification window after report submission. If you have a specific clinical question, raise it within this window and the radiologist must address it before payment is released. After 2 hours, the report is considered accepted and payment processes automatically. This protects both parties.
Choose the turnaround
your case requires
Every case you post requires an urgency tier. This determines turnaround time, pricing, and how radiologists are notified. Be honest about urgency — STAT overuse erodes trust with radiologists.
Non-urgent imaging. Scheduled reporting. Standard pricing.
Ideal for scheduled outpatient studies, elective follow-up imaging, and non-emergency inpatient scans. Radiologists are notified in the standard feed. First available matching subspecialist accepts.
Time-sensitive cases. 1.5x standard pricing.
For cases where a timely report is clinically important but immediate action is not required. Includes emergency admissions with non-life-threatening findings, pre-operative staging, and urgent outpatient referrals.
Critical cases. 2–3x standard pricing. Immediate notification.
For cases where immediate clinical decision-making depends on the report. Acute stroke, suspected haemorrhage, trauma, acute abdomen. Radiologists receive a distinct critical-priority push notification. This tier should only be used when genuinely warranted.
Clinical context is
not optional
Most informal teleradiology arrangements fail because cases arrive with no clinical context. The radiologist reads a scan without knowing why it was ordered, what the clinician is worried about, or what the patient history is. The report they produce is technically competent but clinically thin.
Raydiac enforces clinical context at the point of posting. Modality, body part, patient age and sex, a clinical history of at least 50 characters, and a specific question — all mandatory. Cases with thin or vague histories are flagged before submission and cannot be posted until addressed.
- Full DICOM upload — not key images, not screen photographs
- Clinical history minimum 50 characters enforced — no exceptions
- Specific question for the radiologist — mandatory field
- Patient identifiers stripped automatically on upload
- Prior reports or comparison imaging can be attached
- Preferred radiologist invite available for repeat relationships
Reports built on
clinical templates
Every report on Raydiac is produced using a structured template matched to the study type. Not a free-text field. Not a blank document. A structured template with sections for technique, findings, measurements, scoring systems, impression, and recommendations.
This produces consistent, complete, clinically useful reports — not the terse one-line impressions that informal teleradiology sometimes delivers. The template used for the report is visible to you as the center, so you know exactly what framework was applied.
- Templates matched to study type — CT Chest, Brain MRI, USG Abdomen, and more
- Scoring systems included where relevant: BI-RADS, LI-RADS, TIRADS, ASPECTS
- Structured findings section with key measurements
- Clear impression and recommendations
- Downloadable as a PDF with your center's case reference
- GST-compliant invoice auto-generated on acceptance
Pay only for reports
you accept
Most teleradiology arrangements require upfront retainers, monthly fees, or payment regardless of report quality. Raydiac charges nothing until you accept a completed report. Your prepaid credit balance is reserved when a case is posted — not charged. It is only released on your acceptance.
Both sides rate each other after every case. Radiologists rate centers on completeness of clinical history and image quality. Centers rate radiologists on turnaround adherence and report quality. These ratings build over time and create mutual accountability without any manual moderation.
- Prepaid credit balance — reserved on posting, charged on acceptance only
- 2-hour clarification window after report submission before payment releases
- GST-compliant invoice auto-generated for every completed case
- Mutual rating system after every case — no anonymous transactions
- Favourite radiologists list — build direct relationships for consistent quality
- Turnaround analytics dashboard — track average delivery times across all cases
Everything your center
needs in one place
The Raydiac center portal is designed for a center manager or front desk coordinator — not a radiologist. Simple, functional, and focused entirely on getting cases out and reports back.
- Active case tracking — posted, accepted, in progress, submitted
- Completed cases with PDF download always accessible for 90 days
- Favourite radiologists list for direct invite on future cases
- Payment history and all GST invoices in one place
- Turnaround analytics — average report delivery time by modality and urgency tier
- AERB modality listing on your verified center profile
Most diagnostic centers already
outsource radiology reporting.
Here is how Raydiac compares.
| What you need | Informal arrangement | Raydiac |
|---|---|---|
| Radiologist verification | Unknown — no formal verification of NMC registration | NMC IMR verified before first case accepted |
| Subspecialty matching | Whoever is available and willing to pick up the phone | Cases matched to verified subspecialists only |
| Report structure | Free text over WhatsApp or email — inconsistent | Structured template with findings, measurements, impression |
| Turnaround commitment | Informal — depends on radiologist availability and goodwill | Contractual urgency tier — STAT, Urgent, or Routine |
| Payment and invoicing | Cash, bank transfer, or UPI — no GST invoice, no record | Automatic UPI payout, GST invoice auto-generated |
| Quality accountability | No formal mechanism — difficult conversations after the fact | Mutual rating, 2-hour clarification window, historical scores |
| Report storage and access | Email thread or WhatsApp — easy to lose, not organised | 90-day storage, PDF download anytime, case history |
Why the informal outsourcing
system is a liability — and how
Raydiac replaces it
The teleradiology gap in Indian diagnostic centers
India has approximately 40,000 diagnostic imaging centers, from large corporate hospital chains to small standalone centers in tier 2 and tier 3 cities. The vast majority of these centers do not have a full-time radiologist on staff, particularly for subspecialty reads. A standalone diagnostic center in a smaller city may have a general radiologist available during business hours — but for a neuroradiology case at 9 PM, or an MSK case requiring subspecialty opinion, they rely entirely on informal contacts.
This informal system — built on personal relationships, WhatsApp messages, and cash payments — works until it doesn't. When a radiologist on the other end is unavailable, when a report is inadequate and there is no formal mechanism to query it, or when a payment dispute arises with no paper trail, the center has no recourse. Raydiac replaces this with a structured, documented, accountable system — without changing the fundamental clinical relationship between the center and the radiologist.
STAT teleradiology — why speed matters clinically
For a diagnostic center managing an acute stroke, a suspected intracranial haemorrhage, or a trauma case, the speed of the radiology report directly determines patient outcomes. The thrombolysis window for ischemic stroke is 4.5 hours. A STAT CT brain report that arrives in 45 minutes enables the treating team to act within that window. A report that arrives the next morning does not.
Raydiac's STAT tier is designed for exactly this clinical reality. When a STAT case is posted, every available neuroradiologist or relevant subspecialist on the platform receives an immediate critical-priority notification — distinct from all other notifications, bypassing silent mode if the radiologist has enabled this. The median acceptance time for STAT cases is under 4 minutes in our pilot cohort. This is the gap between informal teleradiology and a system purpose-built for clinical urgency.
How to verify a teleradiology radiologist in India
Most diagnostic centers have no way to verify that the radiologist they are using for outsourced reporting is actually NMC-registered and qualified. The National Medical Commission maintains a public Indian Medical Register — but querying it requires knowing the exact registration number and navigating a government website. In practice, centers simply trust their informal contacts.
Raydiac automates this entirely. Every radiologist on the platform is verified against the NMC IMR at signup using the public API. Their registration number, qualification, and specialty are confirmed before they can accept any case. You never need to verify a radiologist manually — the platform has already done it for every person you will ever interact with on Raydiac.
Everything a diagnostic center
needs to know before joining
No more informal
arrangements.
Raydiac is currently invite-only for diagnostic centers and hospitals. We are onboarding centers in select cities and working closely with each one to ensure the platform fits their workflow. Apply for early access and our team will reach out within 48 hours.
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