Accreditation Timelines
July 16, 2015
No one looks forward to an audit, but it’s required triennially to ensure continued IAC or ACR accreditation for your practice. Because maintaining your accreditation
No one looks forward to an audit, but it’s required triennially to ensure continued IAC or ACR accreditation for your practice. Because maintaining your accreditation
Any time a physician orders a nuclear imaging scan, there is always concern about radiation exposure. Thankfully, today’s technology is making it possible to reduce
The imaging industry is continually evolving and it’s important to stay informed about the changes that may impact the development, operation, maintenance, and growth of
Imaging obese patients often presents a unique challenge for medical providers. It can be difficult and sometimes impossible to accommodate larger patients based on their
After meeting with key healthcare industry officials in Washington earlier in the year, Health and Human Services (HHS) has identified specific goals and established concrete
When a patient reports symptoms of an irregular cardiac event, physicians can choose to monitor cardiac activity using a Holter monitor, cardiac event monitor, or
Digirad, in partnership with Medaxiom, has released the 2015 Nuclear Cardiology Industry Benchmark Report. The report tool offers users an unbiased evaluation of where their
So you failed an audit… During each period of accreditation, your practice will be subjected to an audit by the IAC. You should expect a
