In early May, Unified Radiology held its bi-annual membership meeting in Philadelphia. Due to COVID-19, the meeting was held in a hybrid format with members attending in-person and virtually. The agenda covered a wide range of topics including the Unified Radiology “three pillars” (technology, teleradiology, and management services), clinical analytics, medical malpractice, and other insurances,... Read More

This month, Unified Radiology member practices met virtually for a day of collaboration and networking during the Unified Radiology Fall Retreat. These retreats are held twice a year in the spring and fall. The fall retreat included discussions around topics such as emerging technologies, Artificial Intelligence (AI), radiology workflow technology, teleradiology solutions, insurance/risk management, quality... Read More

By Julie Ritzer Ross Intense cashflow pressures. Insufficient IT infrastructure. Overextended practice management. It’s enough to drive a private radiology practice straight into the arms of a physician practice management company (PPMC) bearing fresh capital and alluring promises. However, for some practices, such a company may as well be a sly wolf at the proverbial... Read More

This month, Unified Radiology member practices met virtually for a day of collaboration and networking at the Unified Radiology Spring Retreat.   The retreats, which are held twice a year in the spring and fall, included discussions around topics such as clinical and emerging technologies, teleradiology solutions, and insurance/risk management.   Some of the conversations... Read More

It was only recently that 10 radiology practices from around the United States formed a new managed services organization (MSO), named it Unified Radiology and took aim at securing independence for each member practice. Almost immediately, members discovered that the modest investment of time creating the MSO would result in significant financial returns, now and... Read More