DocPanel has earned Joint Commission accreditation, reflecting an ongoing commitment to quality, safety, operational excellence, and continuous improvement. The accreditation also expands DocPanel’s ability to support healthcare organizations through delegated credentialing, streamlined onboarding, and scalable subspecialty radiology support.

Dr. Abdullah Malkawi shares how DocPanel’s flexible, subspecialty-only model empowered him to build a full-time remote career in body imaging.

Cardiothoracic radiologist Dr. Rahul Sawlani shares how he left traditional hospital practice behind to build a full-time remote reading career in cardiac and chest imaging with DocPanel.

Radiologist Dr. Paul Baez shares how leaving traditional practice and joining DocPanel helped him reclaim balance, flexibility, and time with family.

Dr. Jeffrey Miller shares how radiology work from home helped him focus on chest x-ray interpretation—without call shifts, commutes, or burnout.

Dr. Abigail Childs shares how she built a flexible, full-time remote neuroradiology job that fits her life—not the other way around.

Low-dose CT lung cancer screening in at-risk individuals now offers a life-saving avenue for timely detection. Here’s everything you need to know.

Sono Center empowers LA country with access to the life-saving breast screening technology — the SonoCine automated whole breast ultrasound (AWBUS).

A comprehensive breakdown of spine MRI types, when to use contrast, the difference between a CT scan, appropriate radiology subspecialists, and more.

After dealing with ongoing rib and sternum pain, Eric’s second opinion helped reveal a missed diagnosis of pseudoarthrosis in his manubriosternal joint.

“Unremarkable” doesn’t mean your symptoms aren’t real—it means no major abnormalities were found in the scan. Learn how radiologists use this term, what it does (and doesn’t) say, and when a second opinion might be the next step.

Get past the technical terms and make sense of your radiology report. This essential guide will help you better grasp your imaging results and leave you feeling empowered

With DocPanel, getting a second opinion is quick, easy, and reliable. From start to finish, here’s everything you need to know about submitting a second opinion request.

Waiting for MRI results can be stressful—especially when you need answers to move forward. Here’s how long MRI results typically take, what can cause delays, and how to get answers faster.

Explore the benefits of a radiology second opinion and determine if it's the right choice to give you confidence and peace of mind in your medical journey.

Dr. Rahul Sawlani shares how providers can leverage new technology to bring advanced cardiac imaging to their communities.

Breast Imaging facilities across the nation are under pressure as service demands increase amidst a shortage of radiologists.

Musculoskeletal Radiologists, Dr. Andrew Kompel and Dr. Nicholas Lewis, explain the different types of rotator cuff injuries, strengths of rotator cuff tear MRI evaluation, and more.

Spontaneous intracranial hypotension (SIH) is an important cause of secondary headaches, yet it is frequently misdiagnosed and mistreated.

Pediatric Neuroradiologist, Dr. Michael Rozenfeld, discusses how a subspecialty second opinion can help parents ensure their child’s neuroimaging is read by the correct subspecialist.

Dr. Jaideep Sohi, a Johns Hopkins-trained nuclear medicine specialist, shares how PSMA is transforming patient care and reveals how imaging centers can integrate the new tracer into their service offerings.

Whether you’ve already had a thoracic spine MRI or are planning to get one, understanding your report can be confusing.

Whether TBI imaging is being performed for a loved one, such as your child, or yourself, these exams can be unfamiliar and even daunting.

Pediatric Subspecialist, Dr. Michele Walters, discusses challenges in pediatric imaging, reveals top questions asked by referring providers, and shares what it's like providing specialized care at facilities that previously did not have pediatric support.

While needing a breast biopsy can be scary, most breast biopsy results come back benign. Here’s a guide to help you understand your results when they’re ready.

DocPanel abdominal radiologists, Dr. Adair and Dr. Semeleka, share answers to the most common questions and concerns patients have about their abdominal MRI scans.

In this exclusive interview with Dr. Khan, we dive deeper into his expertise. From common pitfalls in diagnosing tumors in the head, neck, and spine to advice on how to overcome such challenges.

Dr. Michelle Goñi shares her journey overcoming burnout and reveals how she’s since created a flexible reading environment that isn’t bogged down with unrealistic turnaround times.

After being diagnosed with a pancreatic cyst, Dean uploaded his MRI to DocPanel for a second opinion, and to get clarity on his diagnosis. Here is his story.

Interventional Musculoskeletal Radiologist, Dr. William Morrison, discusses his latest project developing a revolutionary technique to repair partially torn tendons without surgery, the role of AI in musculoskeletal radiology, and more.

Dr. Luther Adair, II, Abdominal Subspecialty Radiologist and Chair for the Abdominal Imaging Panel for the artificial intelligence section of the American College of Radiology, sat down with DocPanel to discuss the future of abdominal imaging.

Pediatric radiologists play an important role in correctly identifying and diagnosing illness, injury, and disease in children. But an estimated 75–85% of pediatric scans are read by adult radiologists. Learn how you can ensure your child receives the most accurate diagnosis.

After receiving two conflicting diagnoses from doctors, a patient turned to DocPanel for a second opinion. The subspecialty radiologist provided clarity, offering both the patient and their doctor valuable insights.

Dr. Christopher Riedl, a Dual-Board Certified Nuclear Radiologist and former Assistant Professor of Radiology at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, is reshaping access to oncological imaging in Westchester.

Inview Imaging has continuously evolved to cater to the unique needs of its patients. Dr. Brad Piatt, Owner and Lead Radiologist, and his son, Spencer Piatt, Vice President & General Manager, discuss their commitment to affordable, high-quality care.

Chief Operating Officer, Lee Turner, and Physician Liaison, Irene Hoffman, share how Ramapo Radiology’s compassion and precision provide patients with trustworthy healthcare.

Neuroradiologist, Dr. Gaetano Pastena, discusses the three most common questions patients ask about their neck and brain scans.

Navigating the logistics of cancer care can be exhausting. Beverly Hills Cancer Center is changing that experience for the Los Angeles community by offering comprehensive care all under one roof.

Aram’s MRI results came back normal despite persisting symptoms. After getting a second opinion from a world-renowned academic radiologist, he was able to get peace of mind.

Since launching in March 2020, Starling Diagnostics has reshaped access to diagnostic healthcare services. We spoke with CEO and Founder Abdul Chowdhury, CCO George Chang, and Director of Operations Brian Tabulov, to learn more about Starling's personalized healthcare approach.

Dr. Trevor Morrison, an Assistant Professor of Radiology in Body Imaging for the Boston University School of Medicine, explains the benefits of a second opinion and shares answers to common questions patients have following a pancreatic cancer diagnosis.

Dr. Andrew Kompel shares answers to the top five questions patients have about their lumbar spine MRI results and explains why every patient should get a second opinion.

From commonly misdiagnosed injuries to three reasons you should seek a second opinion on your shoulder MRI, Dr. Glickman offers guidance to help patients ensure they get an accurate diagnosis.

According to research, nearly 70% of all body MRI interpretations have at least one discrepancy. We spoke with world-renowned abdominal imaging specialist, Dr. Richard Semelka, to learn more about how a second opinion can help prevent diagnostic errors.

Dr. Hotaling shares how a breast cancer second opinion can help ensure a correct diagnosis, accurate staging, and successful treatment planning.

Whether you’re just starting your journey, crossing the finish line, or supporting a loved one affected by breast cancer, find support in our round-up of this year's best breast cancer blogs.

Dr. Giovanni Lorenz, a cardiothoracic imaging expert from San Antonio Military Health System reveals how imaging centers can cut exam times to 30 minutes and access subspecialized readers, while also improving accuracy, efficiency, and efficacy.

Dr. Giovani Lorenz, DocPanel reading radiologist and San Antonio Military Health System cardiothoracic imaging expert, shares how imaging facilities can access processing tools, 30-minute tailored protocols, and subspecialty readers to offer cardiac MRI exams.

Dr. Lorenz discusses how cardiac MRI is evolving, how he’s implemented more efficient workflow processes, and what we can expect to see in the future for cardiac MRI.

If you are experiencing pain in your neck or upper back, or have any other symptoms related to that area, it is likely your doctor will ask you to get a cervical MRI. We spoke with a leading neuroradiologist, Dr. Pastena, to find out what patients should know about their cervical MRI.

During her last pregnancy, Jennifer became severely ill with a multitude of debilitating symptoms. After being dismissed by many doctors, she reached out to DocPanel for a second opinion on her MRI scans. The results were lifechanging. Here is her story.

Find out how you can optimize protocols, improve turnaround times, ensure accuracy, and manage patient volumes with on-demand access to the latest tools and top subspecialty readers.

Expert breast imagers share advice on what patients should know about breast MRI scans. Learn about the benefits, who should get a breast MRI, and more.

Marium was diagnosed with a lump in her left breast. Unsure of whether it was cancer, she submitted her mammogram and breast ultrasound to DocPanel for a subspecialty second opinion. Her results provided clarity on what the doctors had found, and helped her navigate how to proceed. Here is her story.

From incorporating the latest tracers and image acquisition techniques to ensuring high-quality reports and overcoming internal structural changes, nuclear medicine experts share tips on how to overcome workflow challenges and implement best practices in PET imaging.

Chest imaging expert, Dr. Aimee Carswell, discusses the benefits of a low dose CT scan for lung cancer screening and shares advice to help patients navigate screening guidelines and understand their LDCT report.

From how a cardiac PET scan works to who should get one, Dr. Peggy Chan discusses the test’s benefits and offers valuable advice for patients.

DocPanel’s radiologists provide insight into the impact of COVID and discuss steps being taken to manage unpredictable volumes, large backlogs, and patient anxiety regarding the safety of returning to doctors’ offices.

To debunk the most common myths about cancer imaging, we asked a handful of the nation’s top oncological radiologists to share the truth about popular misconceptions. Here are 8 cancer imaging myths, debunked.

From the complexities of differentiating between different types of brain tumors to a breakdown of the grading system used to stage brain cancer, Dr. Rozenfeld offers guidance and advice to help patients navigate a brain tumor diagnosis.

From detection to post-treatment, Dr. Hatti shares the benefits of rectal MRI and offers advice for patients who are navigating a rectal cancer diagnosis.

Checking for a build-up of calcium in the heart’s arteries is one of the best ways to determine heart health. Chest imaging expert, Dr. Aimee Carswell, helps us understand the significance of coronary artery calcification on a CT scan.

Malcolm’s brain MRI was initially read as completely normal. Upon getting a second opinion, it was discovered that 22 lesions suggestive of possible MS had been missed. Here’s his story.

Need an imaging scan? With Medmo, you can book last-minute openings at ACR Certified imaging centers for a fraction of the price.

In this exclusive interview, Chief of Neuroradiology at Stanford University, Dr. Wintermark, answers common questions patients have about brain lesions and reveals how a second opinion can help provide clarity for those navigating a diagnosis.

Radiologist Spotlight: Dr. McComb reveals what radiologists should know about diagnosing COVID-19 with medical imaging.

From how patterns of other conditions compare to signs of COVID-19 to advice for patients being tested for the disease, Dr. McComb shares the latest on the role of imaging in Coronavirus diagnosis.

Dr. Sheikh discusses the advantages of a nuclear scan and weighs in on the role image interpretation plays in ensuring PET scan accuracy.

From the basics of nuclear medicine imaging to what FDG uptake and other common PET terms mean, Dr. Sheikh shares valuable tips for patients so that they can get the most out of their FDG PET scan.

From how a chest CT scan can help find lung cancer early to why a PET scan for lung cancer staging is the best tool for ensuring the correct course of treatment, lung cancer imaging specialist and member of the Thoracic Oncology Tumor Board at Yale University, Dr. Darko Pucar, shares his expert advice.

Whether you’ve already had a liver scan or would like to know if liver cancer screening is for you - renowned radiologist, Dr. Palmer, shares her expert advice.

Concerned the pain was an indication of another hip labral tear, Larissa got a second opinion on her hip MRI from a radiology specialist. Read her full story.

From common pitfalls in diagnosing ACL injuries to how patients can benefit from a subspecialty second opinion, find out what you should know about your knee MRI in this exclusive interview with orthopedic radiology specialist. Dr. Samir Mehta.

To better understand the complexities of musculoskeletal imaging we spoke to leading sports medicine MSK and MRI radiology specialist, Dr. Vaishali Lafita. In this exclusive interview, she tells us why a second opinion is so important for sports injury diagnosis and offers valuable advice for patients going through the diagnostic process.

Online subspecialty second opinions bridge the gap in accessibility, providing patients all over the world with an affordable and convenient way to have their scans read by top US radiologists.

For many, a second opinion can avert a misdiagnosis. Such was the case for Peter, a patient living in Ireland. Unable to get an appointment with a specialist for two weeks, he reached out to DocPanel. Here’s his story.

Whether you’re looking for therapeutic techniques to manage daily symptoms or would like to connect with other multiple sclerosis patients in-person, these best online MS support groups have it all.

From the benefits and limitations of a multiple sclerosis MRI to specific markers that help guide image interpretation - we spoke with expert neuroradiologist, Dr. Michael Rozenfeld, to find out what patients can do to ensure an accurate multiple sclerosis diagnosis.

Alzheimer’s support groups offer a wealth of tools and resources. From in-person meetings to financial planning tools, here are our favorite Alzheimer's support groups for patients, family members, and caregivers.

Accurately determining the cause of white matter abnormalities in the brain can be challenging. We spoke with Dr. Gaetano Pastena to understand how white matter disease is identified, diagnosed, and how second opinions can improve confidence in treatment plans.

Liver lesions can be difficult to diagnose. Unfortunately, false positives are a common occurrence. We spoke with Dr. Richard Semelka, one of the world’s leading abdominal MRI experts, on how patients can best advocate for clarity and accuracy.

A liver ultrasound can be extremely helpful in finding tumors that would have otherwise gone undetected. From what it means to have an echogenic liver to when you should get further imaging—we spoke to experts to guide you through what to expect and what to look for.

Hepatoma is one of the few cancers whose rates are rising instead of falling. But a recent study found that 70% of liver cancers in the U.S. can be attributed to preventable causes. Here’s how to understand your risk and what steps to take.

Whether a suspicious finding or a confusing term, not understanding your abnormal mammogram results can be a frightening experience. That was the case for Jennifer Reyes. A second opinion provided clarity—and potentially life-saving insight.

In this part two of our interview series with Dr. Lee, she takes us through the ins and outs of understanding mammogram callback reasons, how the process works, and what we as women can ask our physicians to help ensure healthy decisions concerning breast screening.

Breast cancer screening improves early cancer detection rates. But many women miss their screening appointments because of how uncomfortable they can be. So we asked women for their best tips and tricks to make mammograms easier, more comfortable, and less intimidating.

Find out how AI-enhanced software can improve the accuracy of mammography readings in the exclusive interview with Kevin Harris, CEO of CureMetrix - a leading innovator in AI-enhanced advanced imaging.

"Getting additional imaging is important, but it does not have to be a scary experience." In this exclusive interview with Dr. Cindy Lee, we explore what it means to be called back for a diagnostic mammogram, how the procedure works, and why it matters.

“I was thousands of miles away from my home country and completely confused by my results. I had no idea if this meant I had cancer or if I should jump on the next flight home. It was absolutely frightening.”

From avoiding unnecessary and expensive biopsy to preventing a missed diagnosis, here’s how a prostate MRI can help improve diagnostic accuracy.

From better workflow efficiency to complex case coverage, improve patient care with DocPanel’s exclusive affordable option of pay-per-case access to TeraRecon.

From breast cancer prevalence rates to the most common ways breast lumps are detected, understand which breast imaging tests are best for you with this infographic.

Understanding your mammogram report can be confusing and stressful. To demystify BIRADS, we spoke with Dr. David Cline, a Mayo Clinic trained breast imager, to find out what each score means and how a patient should interpret the findings.

CT and MRI scans have been directly linked to greater life expectancy and declining cancer death rates. Here’s what you need to know about each scan.

From the most commonly misdiagnosed cancers to shocking second opinion stats, we’ve broken down misdiagnosis prevalence by the numbers.

From what fibroglandular tissue is to why it impacts your mammogram — here’s your guide to understanding what breast density means for you.

Janine’s second opinion led to a drastic change in diagnosis. Empowered with correct information, she was able to pursue the appropriate course of treatment.

Intrahepatic cholangiocarcinoma is cancer that develops in the parts of the bile ducts within the liver. Also known as bile duct cancer, it is rare yet difficult to detect.

From how to ensure accuracy to the most powerful tool for examining the liver, here’s what you should know about diagnosing a liver mass.

An estimated 126.6 million Americans are affected by a musculoskeletal condition each year. Radiologist, Dr. Lawrence Yao, shares advice to ensure an accurate diagnosis.

When an abdominal abscess is left untreated, it can be life threatening. Imaging plays a crucial role in diagnosis.

A pancreatic pseudocyst is a collection of tissue and fluid that forms in or beside the pancreas. Differentiation from a true pancreatic cyst is crucial for proper treatment and management of a pancreatic pseudocyst.

Dr. Gale Sisney, Diplomat of the American Board of Radiology and a Fellow of the American College of Radiology, reveals how breast imaging centers can improve workflows.

Most pancreatic cysts are benign; however, some are precancerous and have the potential to develop into pancreatic cancer. An accurate diagnosis is crucial for determining the best course of treatment.

Dr. Alyssa Watanabe, associate professor in Clinical Radiology at USC and reading radiologist for DocPanel, reveals how imaging centers can grow their business with subspecialty coverage.

From ensuring accuracy to expediting a correct treatment plan when necessary, find out why you should be getting a second opinion from a subspecialty radiologist.

Primary peritoneal cancer (PPC) is a cancer that develops in the peritoneum - a thin layer of tissue that lines the abdomen. Peritoneal carcinomatosis is cancer that spread to the peritoneum from another part of the body.

Hepatic steatosis is an accumulation of fat in the liver. Also called fatty liver, it can develop into two types of liver disease: alcoholic hepatic steatosis (alcoholic fatty liver disease) and nonalcoholic hepatic steatosis (nonalcoholic fatty liver disease).

Focal nodular hyperplasia liver lesions are the second most common benign liver lesion. While usually nonthreatening, differentiating focal nodular hyperplasia lesions from other liver tumors can be very difficult.

Also called secondary liver cancer, liver metastases develop when cancer from another part of the body spreads to the liver. In the US and Europe, secondary liver cancer is 18-40 times more common than primary liver cancer (hepatoma).

Hepatic adenomas are benign epithelial liver lesions. Although rare, they run the risk of malignant transformation, spontaneous hemorrhage, and rupture.

Liver lesions are groups of abnormal cells or tissues. Also referred to as a liver mass or tumor, liver lesions can be either benign or malignant.

Hemangioma liver lesions are detected through imaging studies. Because hemangiomas are typically asymptomatic, they are most often discovered incidentally.

Find out how a second opinion can help bridge the gap in patient-radiologist communication and empower you in your diagnostic journey.

After a hip MRI second opinion read from DocPanel’s neuroradiology specialist, Michael finally got an accurate diagnosis. Here’s his story.

Thoracic outlet syndrome is a group of disorders that occur when blood vessels or nerves in the area between your collarbone and first rib (thoracic outlet) are compressed.

Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a disabling neurological condition that affects millions of people worldwide, but it is difficult to diagnosis due to many varying symptoms that patients can present with.

Subspecialty radiology second opinions for orthopedic injuries are more accurate in 82% of cases.

A study that examined the diagnosis of over 900 patients found that one in four patients had an Alzheimer’s misdiagnosis – with an even split between false positives and false negatives.

Three months at a startup can feel like three years! Like all new employees, I had a 90-day plan detailing what I wanted to achieve in my first quarter at the company. Looking back now, I wish I had written a 90-day plan for what I wanted to learn.

Navigating the current climate of radiology shortages, exorbitant hiring costs, and rapidly changing technology can be a challenge. But radiology practices do not have to go it alone.

The shift towards subspecialty radiology is a positive trend that has been coming for quite some time.