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Radiology image retrieval

Radiology image retrieval. We get the images, not just the report.

Many requests return the radiologist’s report but not the CT, MRI or X-ray images your expert needs. We request the images, the report and the radiologist’s bill.

Record types

What radiology image retrieval covers

One study can mean three separate items, often held in different places.

The images

Held by the imaging department or center

CT, MRI, X-ray and ultrasound studies. Download them from your portal in a format you can open.

The report

Written by the radiologist

The radiologist’s written findings. Useful, but your expert will want to see the study itself.

The radiologist’s bill

Billed by the reading group

The facility bills for taking the image. The radiology group often bills separately for reading it.

Need the chart or the bills too? See medical record retrieval and billing records retrieval.

Who holds it

Not always where the chart is

Images are often held by an imaging department or center, not the records office.

Name the images

Many facilities treat “records” as the chart only. A request that names the images, the report and the bill brings back all three.

You name the study. We find who holds it.

  1. Hospital imaging departments
  2. Freestanding imaging centers
  3. Orthopedic and specialty clinics with their own MRI
  4. Urgent care and ER X-ray

In their words

What clients say

They always make sure to get us our records in a timely manner, assure there are no errors, and help us with records we need expedited for certain cases.
The Moudgil Law Firm Personal injury attorney
Your expertise and dedication in managing and researching medical records have been instrumental in advancing our work. We deeply appreciate the timely and thorough assistance you have consistently offered.
The Martin Law Firm Personal injury attorney

Common questions

What people ask about radiology images

The answers you would otherwise have to get on a call. Here they are instead.

Why do images need their own request?

Many facilities treat “records” as the chart only. Naming the images gets the study.

Do I need a DICOM viewer?

No. Download the images from your portal in a format you can open.

What should the authorization say?

Name the radiology images, not just “records.”

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Send us the first one

Tell us the facility, the dates and what you need. Every request is tracked in your portal.

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  • Every request tracked in your portal from the day it goes out
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    Radiology images, tracked in one portal

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