what happen to the patient portal on radiology associates imaging

How do I view RadNet imaging reports?

A Portal to Better, More Convenient Care. Radiology Associates is proud to announce a revolution in service, convenience and personal control—coming soon! Our innovative Patient Portal will let you securely pre-register for and monitor upcoming appointments, receive reminders, pay bills, and, most remarkably, access your medical records and ...

Why choose Radiology Associates?

Radiology Associates is committed to allowing service animals to accompany patients and provide support before and after imaging exams and procedures as outlined by the ADA. However, emotional support, comfort, or companionship animals and pets are not permitted. Only service animals are permitted to accompany patients.

How do I view my radiologist’s report?

Jul 08, 2010 · To use the Patient Portal, upgrade to the latest version of Chrome, Firefox, Internet Explorer, or Safari. Supported Operating Systems: Windows 7/8/10 Apple OS X "El Capitan" or newer. Q&A; A- A+ Color-blind Default . Keep Yourself Connected. We now provide you with 24/7 electronic access to: ...

How do I access my reports and images from my appointment?

Jul 08, 2010 · Keep Yourself Connected. We now provide you with 24/7 electronic access to: View and manage your medical records. Exchange secure messages with our staff. Access forms before you arrive at our office. Reports are available to view on the portal after a 5 day delay. Password Requirements: 8 characters in length, at least one UPPERCASE Letter, at ...

Request an Appointment

Radiology Associates offers appointment requests online for most exams.#N#Please Click on “Request An Appointment” button below then#N#select the exam you are requesting and fill out the form.#N#Our Patient Services Coordinator will contact you by phone with a day and time for your appointment.

Please Note

To ensure accurate scheduling and excellent patient care, we require a copy of your order form you received from your doctor. You may take a picture via your smartphone and email it to orders@ra-slo.com

Patient Portal

Patient Portal for appointment information and your health records.#N#If you are trying to obtain information about a recent visit, please note that it may take one or two business days for your records to appear in your account.**You will need to enter your PIN if you have not already established a link between your Health Companion account and Radiology Associates.

Make a Payment

All medical services provided by Radiology Associates are billed by California Managed Imaging Medical Group#N#Effective 8/1/2021 Our Billing Agent is Collaborative Imaging

Radiology Imaging Associates Connect

Connect, our provider portal, gives our referring physicians convenient and quick access to patient study results. Connect provides secure access to your patients’ reports and images and real-time updates on exam status. Reports and images are available to you as soon as they are signed.

An Overview of Connect

Connect allows you to see all your patients’ studies and quickly access reports and images.

Search

Locate any patients seen by a RadNet imaging center. View your patients’ entire exam history to access the report and images you want.

View Reports

View reports directly within the portal, as soon as they are completed and signed.

View Images

View full DICOM images directly within your browser. Use convenient window-leveling, measuring, and scrolling controls.

Download Reports

Download and print the patient report so that you can include it in the patients’ EMR record.

Good Reasons to Radiology Imaging Associates Connect

Delivers access to reports and images quickly and effortlessly for you and your staff, with “real time” information.

How long does it take to get a small bowel exam?

Small Bowel will take up to four (4) hours to complete.

How long before a gynecologic exam can you eat?

– Avoid vigorous exercise 48 hours prior to the examination. – Reduce carbohydrate intake (breads, pastas, fruits, fruit juices) 24 hours prior to the examination.

How to take Magnesium Citrate?

Begin clear liquid diet at 12:00 Noon the day before your exam and drink one bottle of Magnesium Citrate. At 6:00 p.m. that same day, drink another bottle of Magnesium Citrate and take 2 Dulcolax tablets. At 10:00 p.m. the evening before your test, take 2 more Dulcolax tablets. Try to drink one eight ounce glass of water each hour from noon to bedtime. These items can be purchased over the counter at any pharmacy.

Do you need to bring prior imaging to an appointment?

If you have any prior imaging studies at another facility, please bring them with you at the time of your appointment. Having prior imaging studies can many times be essential to making the correct diagnosis and prevent further work-up of findings.

What is a Radiology Associates?

Radiology Associates offers the most sophisticated early-discovery cancer screening procedures, including 3-D Mammography™ screening, low-dose computed tomography lung cancer screening, prostate cancer screening and others, all with your comfort and safety in mind.

What is the demand for imaging studies?

Demand for imaging studies to facilitate the diagnosis and treatment-staging of disease continues to grow at a breakneck pace. To address the current shortage of radiologists in the region, Radiology Associates is growing its team of doctors with the addition of Elizabeth Hevert, MD.

Who is Scott Klioze?

Vascular and Interventional Radiologist Dr. Scott Klioze provides insights on promising and disappointing trends in medical care, and chuckles over the fact that patients often have no idea he’s a doctor.

What is axumin used for?

Axumin (18F-fluciclovine) is a novel injectable tracer used with PET/CT imaging to provide exceptional diagnostic accuracy of recurrent prostate cancer, even in men with rising PSA levels. Read More →. PET/CT, Axumin.

Who is the board certified radiologist?

Here we spotlight RAI board-certified radiologist, Dr. Oscar F. Carbonell, who subspecializes in neuroradiology and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

How many people have arthritis?

In the US, more than 54 million people suffer from some form of arthritis. With more than 100 types of arthritis identified, not all arthritic conditions are the same, requiring a correct diagnosis for the best possible treatment and relief.

What is the term for the gradual loss of bone density?

Osteoporosis is the gradual loss of bone density, which can leave people vulnerable to fracture. Post-menopausal women and men with certain conditions may benefit from bone density testing, or DEXA, to assess their risk.