RADS, Inc.* is a physician owned and operated company founded in 2002. In the early years, our goal was to bring university-style care to areas far from urban centers. In order to accomplish this, it was necessary to streamline every facet of our radiology practice. This streamlining has helped us attract a group of very talented physicians and to expand towards the urban center. In the process, we have found that larger, suburban and urban facilities also benefit from our work model.
We bring our passion for radiology to every hospital we cover-often elevating the overall standard of care for the entire facility. We do this by providing our referring clinicians with accurate, as well as timely diagnostic imaging reports. Learn more about our unique, streamlined workflow- what we call Concierge Radiology-below.
*RADS, Inc. is a DBA of Central Valley Imaging Medical Associates, Inc.
This procedure requires no special preparation.
Please inform the staff if there is any possibility of Pregnancy at the time of scheduling your appointment.
All of our physicians are subspecialty-trained and ABR certified. Many of us were raised and educated in Northern California and are currently raising our own families here. We have a vested interest in the well-being of our local communities.
We pride ourselves on the accuracy and relevancy of our diagnostic reports. We understand that clinicians need reports that convey a maximal amount of information in the most concise yet understandable form. All of our radiologists have undergone a rigorous educational process--training at internationally recognized medical centers such as Stanford University, UC San Francisco, University of Southern California, UC San Diego, UC Davis, Massachusetts General/Harvard and Emory University, among others. We recognize that education is a life-long process and so actively encourage and reward our physicians pursuit of Continuing Medical Education.
Accurate reporting is further promoted by our rigorous Quality Assurance process. We have created our own secure, proprietary dashboard program, Rads SYNC, to track and provide immediate feedback for potential QA issues. More on SYNC below.
This procedure requires no special preparation.
Please inform the staff if there is any possibility of Pregnancy at the time of scheduling your appointment.
Our turnaround times are among the best in the industry: Emergency Room TATs of 14 minutes and non-emergent imaging TATs of 20 minutes. At one of our largest trauma centers, for example, our turnaround times have routinely outpaced all other facilities in the west coast division of a major healthcare operator. While we have impressive turnaround times, we never forget to focus on patient care and comfort.
Our secure image viewing/reporting and dashboard programs are HIPAA-compliant. We view images in non-lossy (uncompressed) form using only medical-grade diagnostic displays. We use redundant, secure network lines protected by Cisco fire-wall appliances. In the event of a power outage, some of our offsite bunkers have emergency electrical generators or power walls.
We have found that the key to streamlining workflow in a growing radiology group is effective communication among radiologists. The goal: synchronize workflow across the entire group, regardless of the radiologists location, whether it be hospital, imaging center or offsite bunker. To accomplish this, Rads developed a web-based, HIPAA compliant software program for our sites that we call "SYNC".
SYNC is a STAT Dashboard program that is used to ensure continuous, lapse-free coverage of critical cases. SYNC has the capability of tracking Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) such as turnaround time, QA, and critical values. It is used as a communication and consultation tool, allowing us to have ready availability of subspecialist input on difficult cases. Lastly, SYNC functions as a library and encyclopedic information source.
This procedure requires no special preparation.
Please inform the staff if there is any possibility of Pregnancy at the time of scheduling your appointment.
Our workflow is designed to facilitate communication and build trust. We believe the best way to help our patients is to provide referring physicians with accurate reports. While accuracy is paramount, timely delivery of our reports is also key, allowing your doctor to start treatment quickly.
Our unique, streamlined workflow is what we call Concierge Radiology. Like a hotel Concierge, we are always available to give you or your doctor our undivided attention. We can do this because our dashboard program Sync alerts other radiologists to cover urgent cases while the radiologist reading your case consults with your doctor, for example.
This procedure requires no special preparation.
Please inform the staff if there is any possibility of Pregnancy at the time of scheduling your appointment.
Un-rushed consultations for patients and referring physicians
No downtime during procedures, meetings, etc.
Cross-practice availability of subspecialty consulting
Quicker turnaround time using technology-driven adaptive workflow
Rads, Inc. has relationships with several different hospital systems, including HCA, Sutter Health, Tenet, Verity, private city hospitals and a public county hospital. We adapt to the system in place, and then set about streamlining the patient experience via our unique workflow and concierge-level service.
1250 E. Almond Avenue
Madera, CA 93637
Fax 559.675.5539
Preparation for the scan varies, depending upon the part of your body being examined. We require that you have nothing to eat or drink 4 hours prior to your exam, except for medications. If you are on Glucophage medication or have severe allergies, please call for specific instructions. Please bring a current list of all medications you are taking.
For CT exams of the abdomen and/or pelvis, we require you to pick up oral contrast, which can be obtained in the Imaging Department at least 12 hours prior to the exam. Drink the entire container one hour prior to the exam. Do not eat or drink anything until your exam is complete. In some cases, it may be necessary to administer a contrast dye intravenously.
225 North Jackson Avenue
San Jose, CA 95116
Preparation for the scan varies, depending upon the part of your body being examined. We require that you have nothing to eat or drink 4 hours prior to your exam, except for medications. If you are on Glucophage medication or have severe allergies, please call for specific instructions. Please bring a current list of all medications you are taking.
For CT exams of the abdomen and/or pelvis, we require you to pick up oral contrast, which can be obtained in the Imaging Department at least 12 hours prior to the exam. Drink the entire container one hour prior to the exam. Do not eat or drink anything until your exam is complete. In some cases, it may be necessary to administer a contrast dye intravenously.
1420 North Tracy Blvd.
Tracy, CA 95376
Preparation for the scan varies, depending upon the part of your body being examined. We require that you have nothing to eat or drink 4 hours prior to your exam, except for medications. If you are on Glucophage medication or have severe allergies, please call for specific instructions. Please bring a current list of all medications you are taking.
For CT exams of the abdomen and/or pelvis, we require you to pick up oral contrast, which can be obtained in the Imaging Department at least 12 hours prior to the exam. Drink the entire container one hour prior to the exam. Do not eat or drink anything until your exam is complete. In some cases, it may be necessary to administer a contrast dye intravenously.
1205 E. North St.
Manteca, CA 95336
Preparation for the scan varies, depending upon the part of your body being examined. We require that you have nothing to eat or drink 4 hours prior to your exam, except for medications. If you are on Glucophage medication or have severe allergies, please call for specific instructions. Please bring a current list of all medications you are taking.
For CT exams of the abdomen and/or pelvis, we require you to pick up oral contrast, which can be obtained in the Imaging Department at least 12 hours prior to the exam. Drink the entire container one hour prior to the exam. Do not eat or drink anything until your exam is complete. In some cases, it may be necessary to administer a contrast dye intravenously.
9400 No Name Uno
Gilroy, CA 95020
Preparation for the scan varies, depending upon the part of your body being examined. We require that you have nothing to eat or drink 4 hours prior to your exam, except for medications. If you are on Glucophage medication or have severe allergies, please call for specific instructions. Please bring a current list of all medications you are taking.
For CT exams of the abdomen and/or pelvis, we require you to pick up oral contrast, which can be obtained in the Imaging Department at least 12 hours prior to the exam. Drink the entire container one hour prior to the exam. Do not eat or drink anything until your exam is complete. In some cases, it may be necessary to administer a contrast dye intravenously.
520 W. I St.
Los Banos, CA 93635
Preparation for the scan varies, depending upon the part of your body being examined. We require that you have nothing to eat or drink 4 hours prior to your exam, except for medications. If you are on Glucophage medication or have severe allergies, please call for specific instructions. Please bring a current list of all medications you are taking.
For CT exams of the abdomen and/or pelvis, we require you to pick up oral contrast, which can be obtained in the Imaging Department at least 12 hours prior to the exam. Drink the entire container one hour prior to the exam. Do not eat or drink anything until your exam is complete. In some cases, it may be necessary to administer a contrast dye intravenously.
500 W Hospital Rd.
French Camp, CA 95231
Preparation for the scan varies, depending upon the part of your body being examined. We require that you have nothing to eat or drink 4 hours prior to your exam, except for medications. If you are on Glucophage medication or have severe allergies, please call for specific instructions. Please bring a current list of all medications you are taking.
For CT exams of the abdomen and/or pelvis, we require you to pick up oral contrast, which can be obtained in the Imaging Department at least 12 hours prior to the exam. Drink the entire container one hour prior to the exam. Do not eat or drink anything until your exam is complete. In some cases, it may be necessary to administer a contrast dye intravenously.
27200 Calaroga Ave.
Hayward, CA 94545
Preparation for the scan varies, depending upon the part of your body being examined. We require that you have nothing to eat or drink 4 hours prior to your exam, except for medications. If you are on Glucophage medication or have severe allergies, please call for specific instructions. Please bring a current list of all medications you are taking.
For CT exams of the abdomen and/or pelvis, we require you to pick up oral contrast, which can be obtained in the Imaging Department at least 12 hours prior to the exam. Drink the entire container one hour prior to the exam. Do not eat or drink anything until your exam is complete. In some cases, it may be necessary to administer a contrast dye intravenously.
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