Global Teleradiology Reporting

Making Medicine Global

Telerad Partners connects hospitals and imaging centres with subspecialist radiologists for accurate, timely reporting across musculoskeletal, oncology, urology and acute imaging — backed by a global network built for round-the-clock coverage.

24 / 7 / 365Global coverage model
4Core reporting areas
1Connected partnership
GENUINE CINE
Genuine animated T1-weighted axial MRI sequence of a normal brain
TELERAD / OPEN CINEMRI BRAIN · T1 AXIAL
Genuine de-identified imaging37 slices
Dr Laurent Hermoye · CC BY-SA 2.5
37 slices
SUB

Subspecialist Reporting

Reads performed by radiologists trained in the relevant subspecialty, not general coverage.

24H

Round-the-Clock Coverage

A global roster of radiologists spanning time zones for 24/7/365 turnaround.

SEC

Secure & Compliant

Encrypted image transfer and reporting workflows built around data protection standards.

TAT

Fast Turnaround

Streamlined workflows designed to get accurate reports back to you quickly.

What we report

Subspecialty imaging coverage.

Focused expertise across the areas that demand it most.

Genuine sagittal T2-weighted MRI of the lumbar spineMSKGenuine scan · CC0
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Musculoskeletal Imaging

Detailed reporting of joint, spine and soft-tissue studies — from sports injuries to complex orthopaedic pathology.

Genuine whole-body PET/CT study with diffuse metastatic diseaseONCGenuine scan · CC BY 3.0
02

Oncology Imaging

Staging, surveillance and treatment-response reporting to support confident oncology decision-making.

Genuine multiparametric prostate MRI showing T2, ADC, perfusion and prediction-map panelsUROGenuine scan · CC BY 4.0
03

Urology Imaging

Renal, pelvic and genitourinary studies reported with attention to the detail urology teams rely on.

Genuine wrist radiographs showing a Colles fractureACUGenuine scan · CC BY 3.0
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Acute Imaging

Priority reporting for emergency and inpatient studies, built around urgency and rapid response.

Interactive imaging

A familiar workflow, reimagined for the web.

Explore genuine open-license CT, MRI and PET cine sequences. Switch modality to see real scan slices and whole-body molecular imaging in motion.

These are genuine de-identified clinical images presented for demonstration. This is not a diagnostic viewer.
GENUINE CINE
Genuine animated T1-weighted axial MRI sequence of a normal brain
TELERAD / OPEN CINEMRI BRAIN · T1 AXIAL
Genuine de-identified imaging37 slices
Dr Laurent Hermoye · CC BY-SA 2.5
37 slices

Connected workflow

From study to verified report.

A clear route from imaging acquisition to clinical review.

01

Study received

Images enter the secure reporting workflow.

02

Expert matched

The study is routed by clinical requirement.

03

Human review

A subspecialist radiologist reviews the imaging.

04

Report returned

The verified report goes back to the clinical team.

Why Telerad Partners

Reporting you can build a service around.

Designed to work as an extension of your team, with the specialist focus and operational consistency modern imaging services need.

Discuss your reporting needs
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Subspecialty-matched radiologists

Studies are routed to radiologists whose training matches the clinical question.

02

Global, follow-the-sun model

A distributed network of reporting radiologists supports continuous coverage.

03

Built for partnership

Flexible reporting arrangements designed around your department's workflow.

04

Quality-first process

Consistent reporting standards and communication across every study.

Global coverage

Reporting across time zones, without the gaps.

Our network of subspecialist radiologists spans multiple regions, allowing studies to be picked up and reported around the clock — so your department isn't limited by a single time zone or on-call rota.

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Get in touch

Let's talk about your reporting needs.

Tell us about your department and we'll get back to you.

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