AI radiology questions, answered

No. Radiological.ai is decision support, not a diagnosis. It flags suspected findings, prioritizes the worklist and drafts the structured report to save you time, and you review, edit and sign every study. It is not a substitute for professional medical judgment, and final interpretation always rests with the responsible radiologist.

No. The assistant removes drudgery, the drafting, the measuring and the sorting of the queue, so you spend your time on judgment rather than busywork. It reads alongside you as a second set of flags, never instead of you. We wrote more about this in our piece on whether AI will replace radiologists. Read the post.

Treat every flag as a second set of eyes, not a verdict. The assistant surfaces regions and drafts language for you to confirm, change or dismiss, and the radiologist is always the decision-maker. We do not publish an accuracy percentage, by design, because the responsible radiologist reviews and signs every study regardless of what the assistant suggests.

X-ray, CT and MRI across common study types. Coverage is scoped per plan and confirmed with your group during onboarding so the assistant lines up with the studies you actually read.

Radiological.ai is a workflow and decision-support tool for qualified clinicians, and we do not make regulatory-status claims in our marketing. It helps you read faster by flagging, prioritizing and drafting, while the responsible radiologist reviews and signs every study.

Your data, your control. The assistant is built with a HIPAA-minded approach to data handling and access, and the Enterprise plan includes a security review and a BAA scoped to your environment. You can read more on our privacy page. See our privacy page.

It is designed to fit your reading workflow and your report templates rather than force you onto ours. We scope this with your group during onboarding to map modalities, templates and how your team reads. We describe fit and approach honestly and do not claim connectors we have not built with you.

Pricing is per reading radiologist, never per study, on three named plans. Practice is $399 per radiologist per month billed monthly or $199 billed annually, Group is $598 or $299 billed annually, and Enterprise, for health systems and teleradiology networks, is $998 or $499 billed annually. Yearly billing is half the monthly rate on every plan, and every plan is bought by card on the site. See the pricing page for the full breakdown of what each tier includes. See radiology AI pricing.

Pick a plan on the pricing page, enter your group and the number of reading radiologists, and pay by card. The reading room opens straight away, and onboarding then maps the modalities you read, your report templates and how your workflow fits, so the assistant matches how your team actually works.