About Us Locations Patient Info Provider Info Contact Careers Quality At Radia, we believe that patient-centered care and quality go hand-in hand. Continuous evaluation of our quality initiatives by our physicians, leadership and staff are some of the ways that allow us to work closely with our partners by ensuring that the focus is on the patient. Some examples of how we accomplish this include: A state approved Coordinated Quality Improvement Program (CQIP) A quality committee comprised of subspecialty radiologists and chaired by the Chief Medical Officer Producing data-driven metrics to support The Joint Commission and The American College of Radiology (ACR) accreditation standards Continuous oversight and monitoring of clinical quality, through peer review and tools such as the ACR RADPEER™ program Quality Sharing Agreements with our partners to encourage the exchange of information as an opportunity for collaboration and improvement Compliance The compliance program at Radia is designed to minimize the potential for fraud and abuse, as well as ensure compliance with regulatory requirements such as HIPAA. A commitment to compliance is embedded into the Radia organization. We achieve this by: Clearly communicating standards through our Code of Conduct and other policies and procedures Creating awareness of these standards by providing ongoing training Providing avenues to report concerns Ensuring compliance and accountability through regular monitoring and auditing Creating a culture that supports asking questions Oversight of and support for compliance activities by Radia’s Compliance Officer, Compliance Committee and Board of Directors © 2012-2021 Radia Inc., PS - All Rights Reserved | Privacy Statement | Terms Of Use | View Mobile Site

About Us Locations Patient Info Provider Info Contact Careers MRI Meet Todd and hear how his knee MRI helped him get back in the game Before coming to Radia, Todd didn't know what to expect in terms of having an MRI scan. After compound injuries to his left knee over the course of a few years, his doctors decided it was time to see what was going to be needed to treat him and get him back to his active life of skiing, weight training and coaching soccer. See what he says about having his MRI scan at Radia and what you can expect when you visit one of our facilities. What is MRI? How Does MRI Work? Is it Safe to Have an MRI? What to Expect on the Day of Your Exam Common Exams and Preparation Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is one of the most technologically advanced diagnostic tools available. MRI uses a powerful magnet, low intensity radio frequency pulses and computer technology to create images of the soft tissues, muscles, nerves and bones in your body. There are no known side effects of MRI and it uses no radiation. In many instances it replaces the need for CT or X-rays, which do utilize radiation to produce images. © 2012-2021 Radia Inc., PS - All Rights Reserved | Privacy Statement | Terms Of Use | View Mobile Site