Inhouse Radiology has begun providing teleradiology interpretations to Otolaryngologists, Allergists, Head and Neck Surgeons and related specialists who perform in-office imaging. In addition to rapid, reliable interpretations by the most highly qualified subspecialist radiologists, InHouse Radiology also provides services designed to reduce costs by reducing inefficiencies inherent in offices where imaging is performed by non-radiologists. Los Angeles, CA (PRWeb) January 29, 2007 -- InHouse Radiology has begun providing teleradiology interpretations to Otolaryngologists, Head and Neck Surgeons, Allergists and related specialists who perform in-office imaging. The hallmarks of our Otolaryngologist / Physician-owned company include rapid, reliable interpretations by highly qualified subspecialty radiologists, along with a portfolio of value added services previously unavailable to non-radiologists performing their own imaging.

Unique additional services provided by InHouse Radiology are aimed at improving imaging efficiency through utilization review, quality control and close collaboration between our expert radiologists, client physicians and their staffs. "We believe that these services will significantly help reduce unnecessary costs, a problem which, if it goes unchecked, will result in undesired regulations and cutbacks," said InHouse Radiology's CEO, Dr. Martin Hopp, himself an Otolaryngologist.

Primary interpretations and over-reads will be offered on a contracted, individual or group rate. We will also provide ongoing Quality Improvement and Radiation Safety programs.

Dr. Hopp went on to say: "InHouse Radiology expects to fill the role as a virtual in-house radiology department in each office performing imaging."

InHouse Radiology plans to expand into providing imaging interpretation services for addition clinical specialties including Cardiology, Ophthalmology, Neurology and others in the future.

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