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Imaging Room
Every modality, set up the way your techs work
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Reading Room
Read in-house or through a teleradiology partner
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Mammography Room
Breast imaging program
Imaging Room
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Simplified Tech Workflow
- One exam page shows the order, procedure, allergies and alerts, from a focused worklist.
- A single "Tech Complete" action closes the exam, with protocols and CPT codes filled in.
- Your techs finish exams faster, so each room sees more patients.
Reading Room
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Radiologist Reporting
- Smart templates structure each report, and critical and incidental findings are handled without leaving it.
- Productivity analytics show read volume by radiologist, in-house or through a teleradiology partner.
- Complete, on-time reports keep referring physicians sending you patients.
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Radiologist Voice Dictation
- Radiologists dictate straight into the report and sign it in the same view.
- Natural speech is placed into the structured report as they talk.
- Faster turnaround on every read, so referrers get results sooner.
Mammography Room
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Ora
Breast Health AI Workflow
- Reads the BI-RADS score, laterality and density from the signed report, whatever the dictation system.
- A BI-RADS 0 starts the recall: the patient is contacted, and the referring physician gets an order to sign that Fax AI files when it returns.
- Every recall is tracked to a booked exam, and MQSA records stay complete.
From TechTalks Ep. 12
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Watch the clip: Sarah Agan, Iowa Radiology, on moving breast reporting to AI (TechTalks Ep. 12)
Iowa Radiology rebuilt a breast reporting workflow that depended on one person.
The transition to AI was actually really easy because we already had a well-established workflow.
- 4+ hours a week back in tech and radiologist time at Iowa Radiology
- 1 hour from mammogram to results in the patient portal at Iowa Radiology
One page from arrival to signed report
The tech suite, the reading room and the breast imaging program on one workflow.
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Seconds
for a signed report to reach the referring office at Charter Radiology
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23
MRIs saved in three weeks at Clermont Radiology, once the team could see the gap
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31.5%
of AI-found follow-ups completed across eight months at Desert Imaging
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No more hunting for priors between exams.
The technologists really like it. They’re able to see the entirety of a patient’s chart, any comments that have been made on their file, they’re able to pull any priors. The visibility has been in their favor.
- 8 → 0 servers to house and back up
- 1 bag of shredding a week, down from ten to twelve
FAQ
Clinical Floor
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More than most centers expect. At Desert Imaging, AI read the signed reports, found the recommended follow-ups and tracked each one to a booking: an estimated $538,758 in follow-up exam revenue over eight months, with 31.5% of AI-found follow-ups completed.
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No. Capitol Imaging's regional director expected a cookie-cutter program and found the opposite: “You guys work directly with us every week … so that it does not disrupt the workflows we already have internally.”
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Yes. The reading room works the same either way. Radiologists dictate into the report and sign it in the same view.
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Not unless you want it to. AbbaDox has its own dictation, and it's optional. If your radiologists use Nuance, they can keep it: Nuance connects to CareFlow, and reports dictated in Nuance land in CareFlow automatically, so signed results move straight to referrers and patients.
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It is flagged from the signed report and carried through the recall loop: the patient is contacted, the referring physician is notified, and it is tracked until it closes.
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It is the RIS, and it goes further: scheduling, intake, patient communication and reporting on one platform. It connects to your PACS and billing rather than replacing them, so the systems that work stay.
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