Built by Radiologists • For Radiologists

Radiology intelligence.
Built from the reading room.

Built by practicing radiologists for real-world workflow: faster report turnaround, better staffing alignment, and practical resources your team can use immediately.

AI-assisted radiology reporting.
The radiologist stays in the loop.

The bottleneck in modern radiology isn't interpretation — it's report production. Our workflow pre-drafts structured reports so radiologists can focus on judgment, quality, and final sign-off instead of starting from a blank screen.

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AI Draft Reports

Structured, modality-specific draft reports prepared before case review. Radiologists edit, approve, and sign with full clinical control.

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Validated in Practice

Built and tested in active clinical practice first—where turnaround times, report quality, and physician trust actually matter.

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Radiologist-Led

Oversight is a core design principle, not a compliance afterthought. Every report is reviewed and finalized by a board-certified radiologist.

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Built to Scale

We scale only after measurable performance in real workflows. No inflated claims—just validated operational gains.

Opportunities for radiologists.

We connect hospitals, imaging centers, and teleradiology groups with experienced radiologists who can deliver dependable coverage. Whether you're hiring or exploring your next role, we streamline the match.

For Radiologists

Access curated opportunities across hospital, outpatient, and teleradiology settings with transparent compensation and trusted relationships.

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For Practices & Hospitals

We understand radiology staffing pressure from both sides. Our network helps you secure experienced, board-certified radiologists faster.

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Reference material.
Built for working radiologists.

A practical library of protocols, reporting templates, and teaching tools curated by practicing radiologists — designed to reduce variation and improve consistency in daily reads.

CT Protocols
Reporting Templates
Differential Diagnoses
Resident Education
Billing & Coding
Regulatory Guidance

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Perspectives from the reading room.

Perspective from decades in the reading room: what is changing in radiology, what is noise, and where clinical AI can genuinely improve care delivery.

February 2026

The only honest way to build radiology AI

You cannot build AI that works in a reading room if you've never spent time in a reading room. Here's why we're starting in our own practice.

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July 2026

Why we chose audit-traceable over foundation model

Aidoc raised $150M for a foundation model. We chose not to. Here's the calculus — and why the next decade of radiology AI will be won on the audit trail, not the model.

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July 2026

How ApertureAI actually works — the workflow, end to end

DICOM in, AI triage, radiologist review, ORU back to PACS/EHR. A walk-through of the pipeline — what touches the study, what the radiologist sees, and what the audit trail records.

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August 20, 2026

950 cleared devices, three tested on outcomes

Out of 1,357 FDA-authorized AI medical devices, three have been tested on whether they actually improve patient outcomes. What the MIT Critical Care study means for radiology AI procurement.

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October 21, 2026

Medicare's fast lane for breakthrough devices asks for the evidence radiology AI rarely has

Medicare's proposed RAPID pathway asks for a Medicare outcomes study designed with FDA and CMS before it starts. What CMS proposed, what ACR asked for, and what it means for imaging AI.

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October 26, 2026

Our signature is the safety control. Radiology just asked FDA to make someone prove it works.

ACR and RSNA told FDA that a radiologist's signature on AI-drafted text should count as a safeguard only with evidence behind it. What they asked for, and what it means for anyone who signs reports.

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October 28, 2026

The Indication Drives the Search. That's the Problem.

What a six-week SMA occlusion study says about search patterns, safety nets, and AI-drafted reports

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Coming Soon

The radiologist shortage: why more bodies isn't the answer

Imaging volume is increasing. Radiologist supply isn't keeping pace. The solution isn't what most people think.

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Let's talk.

Whether you're a radiologist, a health system, a developer, or just curious about what we're building — reach out.