The reporting copilot
for radiologists

No. The free trial runs entirely in the browser. The Windows desktop client — which reads studies straight from your PACS and writes the report back into PowerScribe — unlocks on any paid plan. It is tuned for GE Centricity's deep DICOM integration, works with Fujifilm Synapse and Merge PACS through window-level hotkey integration, and supports generic DICOM export from any PACS.

GE Centricity is the deep DICOM integration, tuned and in daily use. Fujifilm Synapse and Merge PACS work today through window-level integration — hotkeys and image capture directly in browser- and Citrix-hosted viewers — and one keypress registers any viewer the client doesn't recognise yet. Any PACS that can export DICOM to a folder also works through the generic path. On something else? Tell us yours.

No. MyRadAgent is a clinical decision-support tool. Every output is a draft intended for review and signature by a licensed radiologist. See the clinical disclaimer.

MyRadAgent Core™ — a clinical reasoning layer built on frontier models from all three major AI labs (OpenAI, Anthropic, Google), cross-checked in consensus. We're not locked to any one vendor: we've evaluated 15+ model versions in production this year and upgrade within days of each lab's releases, so your drafts are never running on last quarter's AI. We do not train foundation models on your data.

Text is passed through automated HIPAA Safe Harbor redaction before any external model call. Images are forwarded only to BAA-eligible vendors. We're in active BAA negotiation with our upstream AI and infrastructure providers. During the beta, use de-identified data only.

No — it works alongside your existing PACS/RIS/dictation system. Use it for the drafting step; keep your institutional signing and distribution workflow.

Free trial (100 report generations over 14 days, no credit card). Paid tiers start at $99/month. See full pricing.

The best AI radiology assistant is the one designed by a practicing radiologist for the actual reporting workflow. Generic AI tools are not tuned to radiology lexicon, structured-report conventions, or evidence-based guidelines like Fleischner, TI-RADS, LI-RADS, Bosniak, and Lung-RADS. MyRadAgent is purpose-built around all of these and learns each radiologist's individual style through correction-learning rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all output.

An AI radiology report writer accelerates the drafting step — turning worksheets, dictation, or images into a clean, structured Findings/Impression/Recommendations report ready for review. Properly designed radiology AI applies guideline-based recommendations automatically (e.g., Fleischner follow-up for incidental nodules), flags critical findings, and standardizes language across studies. The radiologist remains the signing physician; the AI is a drafting tool, not a diagnostic replacement.

No. AI is a drafting and clinical decision-support tool — it accelerates the most repetitive part of the workflow (initial structured drafts) so radiologists can spend more time on perception, image review, complex correlation, and patient-facing tasks. Every output of MyRadAgent is intended for review and signature by a licensed radiologist. Liability, judgment, and final interpretation remain with the human radiologist.

Yes. When a pulmonary nodule is described, MyRadAgent drafts the appropriate Fleischner Society follow-up recommendation into the impression, and the same applies to other major ACR classification systems where clinically relevant. You can check the logic yourself on the free Fleischner calculator and the Lung-RADS vs Fleischner guide.

Enterprise deployment (BAA, SSO, on-prem vector store) is on the roadmap — email support@myradagent.ai with "Enterprise" in the subject to talk through your setup.