Teleradiology

Find your next radiology monitor and boost your reading experience at home, in all aspects: speed, accuracy, flexibility and ergonomics.

A radiologist looking at diagnostic images on a Barco Nio Color 8MP (MDNC-8132) radiology display

What is teleradiology?

Teleradiology enables radiologists to perform remote reading of medical images, often from the comfort of their own homes. By facilitating working from home, teleradiology enhances the flexibility and work-life balance for radiologists - an important benefit in a highly pressured specialty.

Attracting young talent with remote work options

With millennials and soon Gen Z entering the workforce, work-life balance is extremely important. Hybrid and remote working options can help medical organizations to attract and retain young talent. Research shows that the global teleradiology market is growing significantly every year - and with it, the teleradiology IT market as well.

No teleradiology without compliant equipment

However, teleradiology can pose a challenge to hospital IT and PACS management teams. They need to ensure that radiologists can work in a cybersecure environment and with qualitative, compliant material. Just like in the hospital, diagnostic monitors used at home must be correctly calibrated and compliant with regulations.

Our products for teleradiology and remote clinical work

Discover our medical displays for teleradiology and reviewing clinical images remotely.

Birds' eye view of Coronis Fusion 6MP medical display

Are you taking the step towards remote radiology?

If you are managing, or starting out with teleradiology for your organization, our experts are happy to help you out with any questions you might have.

Featured on teleradiology

How vRad successfully set up their remote radiologist workforce

vRad employs a fully remote workforce of 500+ remote radiologists across the United States. We recently invited them to discuss how they successfully deployed their teleradiology practice and how they maintain quality, compliance, and specialities with specific requirements.

Remote reading to attract radiologists

Radiologists will be hard to find in the future. Offering a good work-life balance through remote work might be a solution to attract and retain young talent. What do you need to enable home work for your radiologists?

Teleradiology: what does it take?

For radiologists, home working is the perfect way to deal with a growing workload and the strain of being on call. A recent survey we did showed that more than 50% radiologists say half or more of their colleagues are reading from home. But do you have what it takes to read and report from home?