Guides
Teleradiology guides for hospitals and radiologists.
Straight answers for the people who run radiology, the ED and the medical staff office, and for the radiologists who read for them: coverage, standards, credentialing, licensing, pay and how to choose a partner.
- HIPAA + BAA
- NCQA-certified CVO
- Joint Commission standards
- Signed finals, your format
- Live in 30 days
For hospitals
Coverage, standards, credentialing, pricing and choosing a provider.
- Coverage
Overnight teleradiology
Overnight teleradiology from 10 PM to 7 AM: signed final reads by board-certified radiologists, strokes read first, criticals called within 15 minutes. - Rural & small hospitals
Critical access hospitals
Overnight and weekend teleradiology for rural and critical access hospitals: credentialing done for you, pricing that fits low volume, live in 30 days. - Emergency
Emergency & stroke reads
ED, stroke and trauma teleradiology: stroke studies read first, criticals called within 15 minutes with read-back, logged with name, role and time. - Pricing
How teleradiology pricing works
Teleradiology pricing explained: per study vs per wRVU, why case mix matters, monthly minimums, common surcharges, and how TeleRads prices its coverage. - Reads
Preliminary vs final reads
Preliminary vs final radiology reads: what each means, why overnight finals matter, when prelims are used, and what to ask a teleradiology vendor. - Teleradiology, explained
What is teleradiology?
What teleradiology is, how a study travels from the scanner to a signed report, what a night of coverage looks like, and how hospitals choose a provider.New - Teleradiologists
What is a teleradiologist?
What a teleradiologist does, how they are trained and licensed, how they work with your hospital, and what radiologists should know before reading remotely.New - Buyer’s guide
Choosing a provider
A buyer’s checklist for choosing a teleradiology company: 12 questions on reads, readers, critical calls, turnaround, credentialing, pricing and onboarding.New - Turnaround time
Turnaround benchmarks
Radiology turnaround time explained: how to measure it, how expectations differ for stroke, STAT, ED, inpatient and outpatient studies, and what to track.New - For radiology directors
Running a radiology department
An operating checklist for radiology directors and managers: coverage by hour, turnaround targets, critical results, peer review, credentialing and vendors.New - Licensing
IMLC explained
How the IMLC works: eligibility, State of Principal License, Letter of Qualification, and what the compact means for teleradiology hiring.New - Switching guide
Switching providers
How to switch teleradiology providers without a gap in coverage: notice, credentialing, HL7 and image routing, parallel reads and go-live, step by step. - Stroke imaging
Stroke turnaround & OP-23
What CMS OP-23 measures, the 45-minute head CT interpretation window for stroke, and how overnight teleradiology keeps stroke reads on time. - Evening / swing coverage
Evening & swing coverage
Evening and swing shift teleradiology covers the busy hours after your day radiologists leave. Signed finals, strokes first, criticals called within 15 minutes. - Credentialing
Teleradiology credentialing
How teleradiologists are licensed and credentialed at your hospital: state licensure, the IMLC, CMS telemedicine rules, credentialing by proxy and NCQA CVOs. - Critical results
Critical results communication
How radiology critical results should be communicated: Joint Commission NPSG, ACR guidance, read-back, documentation, and what to expect from teleradiology.
For radiologists
Pay, licensing, credentialing and how to choose where you read. Read with TeleRads →
- Pay
Radiologist salary and teleradiology pay
What radiologists earn by the major surveys, why the numbers differ, and how teleradiology pay compares, with sources from Medscape, Doximity and BLS. - For radiologists
Teleradiology careers: how to get a teleradiology job
How to build a teleradiology career: what the work is, the shifts, what employers ask for, how hiring works, and how to land your first remote radiology job. - Comparison
Teleradiology companies for radiologists, compared
Teleradiology companies hiring radiologists, compared on employment model, shifts, pay basis, workstation, credentialing and malpractice, per their own pages. - Credentialing
CAQH ProView for radiologists
What CAQH ProView is, why radiologists and teleradiologists need a current profile, how re-attestation works, and how it fits with hospital credentialing. - Licensing
Teleradiology licensing for radiologists
Which state licenses a teleradiologist needs, how the IMLC speeds up new licenses, how many states to hold, and how licensing fits with hospital privileges.
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