AI-assisted radiology, Built for Independent Imaging
Urgent American Radiology Services helps independent imaging centers and underserved communities adopt radiologist-overseen AI workflows for screening mammography, chest X-ray triage, and reporting automation.
AI-assisted radiology workflows in a single operational layer.
No slow scrolling demo, no hidden cards. The core product surfaces are visible at a glance, with radiologist oversight, worklist control, reporting automation, and QA feedback loops presented clearly for buyers.
Mammography AI workflow
Screening mammography support with worklist prioritization, suspicious-finding flagging, and structured handoff to radiologist review.
- Suspicious-finding overlays with radiologist confirmation.
- Density-aware worklist routing.
Chest X-ray triage
AI-assisted CXR triage that prioritizes potentially urgent studies and routes them through radiologist confirmation.
- Critical-finding alerts with SLA timers.
- Configurable rules per modality and shift.
NLP & reporting automation
Structured report drafting, key-image selection, and macro-aware language that radiologists review, edit, and finalize.
- Macro-aware draft reports.
- Key-image selection candidates.
Worklist prioritization
Risk-stratified worklist with configurable rules, SLA tracking, and integration into existing reading queues.
- Drop-in compatibility with existing queues.
- Subspecialty and shift-aware ordering.
Quality analytics
Override rates, recall metrics, turnaround time, and peer-review analytics — all visible to your QA leads.
- Turnaround, override, and recall dashboards.
- Per-radiologist and per-modality cuts.
Patient & referrer follow-up
Integrate with patient communication and referrer-notification systems for closed-loop follow-up on actionable findings.
- Closed-loop recall on actionable findings.
- Referrer-notification handoffs.
Outcomes modeled on industry benchmarks
Imaging sites served (target deployment)
Increase in detection rate (industry benchmark)
Studies orchestrated per year (target volume)
Interpretation SLA target
What matters before an AI workflow goes live.
Radiologist control
AI assists with triage, prioritization, and drafting. Final interpretation stays with the radiologist.
Workflow-first integration
Built to fit around existing PACS, RIS, reporting, and communication systems instead of replacing them.
Measurable operations
Turnaround, overrides, recall workflows, and QA signals are captured so leadership can see what changed.
Selected publications on AI in radiology and mammography
Artificial intelligence-supported screen reading versus standard double reading in the Mammography Screening with Artificial Intelligence trial (MASAI): a clinical safety analysis of a randomised, controlled, non-inferiority, single-blinded, screening accuracy study
Lång K, Josefsson V, Larsson A-M, et al. · The Lancet OncologyRandomised, controlled trial in Swedish population screening showing AI-supported single reading was non-inferior to standard double reading for cancer detection while reducing radiologist screen-reading workload by ~44%.
View on publisher →International evaluation of an AI system for breast cancer screening
McKinney SM, Sieniek M, Godbole V, et al. · NatureGoogle Health / DeepMind model evaluated on UK and US screening datasets reduced false positives and false negatives versus radiologists, and generalised across populations.
View on publisher →Stand-alone artificial intelligence for breast cancer detection in mammography: comparison with 101 radiologists
Rodriguez-Ruiz A, Lång K, Gubern-Merida A, et al. · Journal of the National Cancer InstituteStand-alone AI achieved cancer detection performance comparable to the average of 101 radiologists across nine reader studies.
View on publisher →Partner imaging centers and radiology groups across the U.S.
Field notes on AI-assisted radiology
Perspective pieces from the team, plus operator playbooks for independent imaging centers.
Bring AI-assisted radiology to your center
Talk to Urgent American Radiology Services about a workflow assessment for your imaging center, radiology group, or community-health partnership.