Optimal Radiology

About Optimal Radiology

Aris Radiology, formerly known as Aris Teleradiology, was founded in 2007 and is headquartered in Hudson, Ohio. The company operates as a national radiology practice, providing professional radiology services to a diverse client base that includes patients, surgeons, and healthcare institutions.

Aris Radiology specializes in offering comprehensive radiology solutions, including both hospital-based and teleradiology services. This dual approach allows the company to cater to the needs of various healthcare settings, from large hospitals to smaller clinics. Their services are designed to enhance the efficiency, speed, and accuracy of radiological interpretations. The company provides preliminary and final reads on a 24/7/365 basis, ensuring continuous coverage and support for their clients. Additionally, they offer tele-locums and subspecialty radiology services, which grant healthcare providers access to a broad spectrum of specialized radiological expertise that might not be available locally.

In a significant expansion of its operations, Aris Radiology acquired Optimal Radiology in April 2015. This strategic acquisition brought together two major players in the radiology sector, creating a combined entity with a significantly larger footprint. The merger expanded the practice to include over 160 board-certified radiologists, thereby strengthening its service offerings and national presence. The integration of Optimal Radiology, a Tennessee-based provider, allowed Aris to enhance its coverage and capabilities, particularly in subspecialized radiology.

The business model of Aris Radiology is centered on forming partnerships with hospitals and other healthcare facilities to provide them with reliable and high-quality radiology services. By working in concert with local hospitals and existing radiology groups, Aris aims to supplement and support their diagnostic imaging needs. This collaborative model helps healthcare institutions to manage their radiology workflows more effectively, reduce turnaround times for reports, and improve overall patient care.