Two clinicians reviewing brain MRI studies on diagnostic reporting monitors in a reading room
Teleradiology by ImagingInsight AI

Remote radiology reporting, read by subspecialty radiologists around the clock.

ImagingInsight AI Pvt Ltd provides teleradiology reporting for hospitals and diagnostic centres — India-based subspecialty radiologists, an AI-assisted workflow that prioritises urgent studies, and a structured quality-assurance process behind every report.

  • Licensed radiologists
  • Secure DICOM transfer
  • 24/7/365 coverage

Teleradiology reporting is a professional medical service delivered by licensed radiologists. It is not a medical device. Any AI referenced on this page is non-diagnostic decision-support used for worklist prioritisation and quality assist.

Why This Vertical

Reporting capacity when and where you need it.

Built for imaging providers who need dependable reporting cover without expanding in-house rota.

24/7/365 Coverage

Nights, weekends and public holidays are covered by a rostered panel, so your imaging service never pauses.

Defined Turnaround

Turnaround times are agreed per study class and written into your service schedule. Routine: {{EDIT: TAT — routine}} · STAT/emergency: {{EDIT: TAT — emergency}}.

Subspecialty Expertise

Studies are routed to radiologists reporting within their declared subspecialty rather than to a general pool.

3-Tier Quality Assurance

Peer review, quality-panel checks and audit by the quality head — an auditable process, documented for every partner.

AI-Assisted Prioritisation

Non-diagnostic AI orders the worklist and flags studies for earlier review. It never interprets a study — a licensed radiologist does.

Cost Efficiency

Pay for reporting you actually consume instead of carrying fixed rota cost through low-volume hours. Commercials: {{EDIT: pricing model}}.

Coverage Models

Engage us for the gap you actually have.

Each model can run standalone or alongside your in-house team.

Nighthawk / After-Hours

Overnight and out-of-hours reporting so acute studies are not held until the morning list.

Overflow Reporting

Absorbs peak-volume days and backlog so your reporting queue stays inside agreed turnaround.

Vacation & Leave Cover

Planned cover for radiologist leave, sabbaticals and vacancy periods without agency onboarding.

Emergency / STAT Reads

Priority pathway for acute presentations, escalated ahead of the routine queue on arrival.

Preliminary Reads

A provisional read to support immediate clinical decisions, followed by the final verified report.

Second Opinion

Independent subspecialty review of a prior study, issued as a separate signed report.

Audit Reporting

Retrospective review of reported studies for internal governance, discrepancy logging and CPD.

Modalities Covered

Across the modalities your service runs.

Ingested over secure DICOM transfer from your PACS or via our lightweight uploader.

  • Radiographer positioning a patient at a CT scanner
    CT
    Plain & contrast
  • MRI scanner in an imaging suite
    MRI
    All sequences
  • Plain radiograph displayed for reporting
    X-Ray
    Plain radiography
  • Ultrasound examination in progress
    Ultrasound
    Incl. Doppler
  • Mammography unit prepared for a screening study
    Mammography
    Screening & diagnostic
  • PET-CT scanner in a nuclear medicine department
    PET
    PET-CT
  • Cone-beam CT unit for dental and maxillofacial imaging
    CBCT
    Dental & maxillofacial
  • Specialist imaging study being reviewed
    Special Studies
Subspecialty Expertise

Routed to the right reader.

Studies are allocated by subspecialty declaration and credentialing, not round-robin.

Radiologist reviewing a sagittal brain MRI on a reporting monitor

Neuroradiology

Brain, spine and head-and-neck imaging, including acute stroke pathways.

Musculoskeletal imaging study under review

Musculoskeletal

Joints, sports injury, arthropathy and post-operative MSK follow-up.

Breast imaging study being reported

Breast Imaging

Screening and diagnostic mammography, breast ultrasound and MRI correlation.

Abdominal cross-sectional imaging on a diagnostic display

Body / Abdominal

Hepatobiliary, GI, genitourinary and general abdominal cross-sectional imaging.

Cardiothoracic imaging study under review

Cardiothoracic

Chest CT, interstitial lung disease, cardiac and vascular studies.

Paediatric imaging examination

Paediatric

Age-appropriate protocols and reporting for paediatric presentations.

Oncology imaging study reviewed for staging

Oncology Imaging

Staging, restaging and treatment-response assessment with structured criteria.

Emergency imaging study reported on a priority pathway

Emergency Radiology

Trauma, acute abdomen and time-critical presentations on a priority pathway.

How It Works

From scan acquired to verified report.

A four-step pipeline. AI assists the queue; a licensed radiologist issues every interpretation.

  1. STEP 01

    Secure Upload / PACS Push

    Studies arrive over encrypted DICOM transfer, pushed from your PACS or sent via our lightweight uploader.

    Encrypted DICOM
  2. STEP 02

    AI-Assisted Triage

    Non-diagnostic AI orders the worklist and surfaces studies for earlier review. It produces no findings and no interpretation.

    Non-diagnostic
  3. STEP 03

    Radiologist Interpretation

    A licensed radiologist reporting within their subspecialty reviews the study and authors the report. This step is never automated.

    Licensed radiologist
  4. STEP 04

    Verified Report Delivered

    The signed report is returned to the referring clinician through the agreed delivery channel, with the reporting radiologist named.

    Signed & attributed
Radiologist reporting from a multi-monitor diagnostic workstation with imaging studies displayed side by side
Step 03 — in detail

The read happens at a diagnostic workstation.

Studies open in a calibrated DICOM viewer with full windowing, measurement and prior-study comparison. The worklist is ordered by clinical priority — the AI arranges that queue, and nothing more.

  • Full DICOM toolset — windowing, MPR, measurement
  • Prior studies available for comparison
  • Structured reporting templates per modality
  • Report signed and attributed before release

AI is used for worklist prioritisation and quality assist only. It is not a diagnostic device, produces no clinical findings, and does not replace radiologist review. Every report is interpreted and signed by a licensed radiologist.

Quality Assurance

A documented process, not a claim.

Quality is evidenced through an auditable three-tier review process. Discrepancy rates and audit outcomes are shared with partners under the reporting agreement — methodology available on request.

Tier 1

Peer-to-Peer Review

A defined proportion of reported studies is independently re-read by a second radiologist of equivalent subspecialty standing. Sampling rate: {{EDIT: peer review sampling rate}}.

Tier 2

Quality Panel Checks

A standing panel reviews flagged studies, discrepancies and clinician feedback, and logs outcomes against the reporting radiologist record.

Tier 3

Audit by Quality Head

Periodic audit by the designated quality head covering turnaround adherence, discrepancy trends and corrective actions. Audit cycle: {{EDIT: audit frequency}}.

Technology & PACS

Integrates with the imaging estate you already run.

No rip-and-replace. We connect to your existing workflow and support onboarding end to end.

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Secure Cloud PACS

Studies are stored in an access-controlled cloud PACS with role-based permissions and audit logging.

DICOM Ingestion

Standards-based DICOM push from your modality or PACS, with automated study validation on receipt.

Encrypted Transfer & Storage

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Access is restricted to credentialed personnel on a need-to-know basis.

Lightweight Uploader

A small client install for sites without a PACS push route. Minimal footprint, no change to acquisition workflow.

Integration & Onboarding

Connectivity setup, test studies, and workflow sign-off before live reporting begins.

24/7 Technical Support

Round-the-clock escalation route for connectivity, transfer and delivery issues.

Data protection

Patient data is handled in line with India’s Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 (DPDP Act). Processing is limited to the reporting purpose agreed with the data fiduciary, and retention follows the schedule set in your reporting agreement.

For US and international partners, data handling is HIPAA-aligned. A Business Associate Agreement can be executed where required — {{EDIT: confirm BAA availability and signatory before publishing}}.

Data residency, retention period and sub-processor list: {{EDIT: specify data residency, retention period and sub-processors}}.

Who It’s For

Imaging providers who need reporting to keep pace.

Hospitals

Acute and multi-speciality hospitals needing out-of-hours cover, emergency reads and overflow capacity alongside an in-house team.

Diagnostic & Imaging Centres

Standalone centres that need consistent subspecialty reporting without carrying a full-time rota.

Centre Groups & PPP Programs

Multi-site imaging groups and public-private health programs requiring standardised reporting across locations.

One Partner, Two Verticals

Imaging and genomic intelligence, under one roof.

ImagingInsight AI Pvt Ltd runs both verticals: teleradiology reporting for your imaging service, and Radiogenomes AI for genomic intelligence. One commercial relationship, one support route, one team.

Explore Radiogenomes AI
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Talk to our teleradiology team.

Tell us the coverage gap you are trying to close and we will come back with a reporting model, turnaround schedule and commercials.

Or email us directly at doc@imaginginsightai.com
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Teleradiology reporting supports referring clinicians; it does not replace in-person clinical judgment.

Modalities of interest
FAQ

Questions partners ask before onboarding.

Nighthawk and after-hours reporting, overflow, vacation and leave cover, emergency/STAT reads, preliminary reads, second opinions, and retrospective audit reporting — across CT, MRI, X-ray, ultrasound, mammography, PET and CBCT.

Teleradiology reporting supports referring clinicians; it does not replace in-person clinical judgment.

Teleradiology reporting is a professional medical service delivered by licensed radiologists. It is not a medical device. Any AI referenced on this page is non-diagnostic decision-support used for worklist prioritisation and quality assist.