USARAD
AcquiredIsrael, IL · 118 employees on LinkedIn · 2 known investors
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Also known as USARAD · USARAD Holdings Inc. · USARAD Holdings, Inc.
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Company profile
researched Aug 2026USARAD Holdings, Inc. is a Fort Lauderdale, Florida-based teleradiology and telemedicine company that provides imaging interpretation and database services to radiology practices, hospitals, medical clinics, diagnostic imaging centers, urgent care facilities and multi-specialty physician groups. Its network consists of radiologists certified by the American Board of Radiology and trained at institutions including New York University, Columbia, Cornell, Mallinckrodt, Montefiore, UCSF, University of Pennsylvania, Johns Hopkins and Jefferson. The company is US Joint Commission accredited, describes itself as physician owned, managed and operated, and states its radiologists are collectively licensed in all 50 U.S. states. Service lines include daytime and nighttime teleradiology, subspecialty reads, weekend/night coverage for emergency rooms, imaging centers and urgent care clinics, and locum and permanent radiologist placement.
The business has operated through multiple divisions. USARAD provides general and sub-specialty radiology interpretations via its Radiology-On-Demand platform on a 24/7 basis. SecondOpinions.com is a medical consultation and second-opinion service that connects consumers, physicians and business customers—including insurance companies, corporations and medical centers of excellence—with experts across medical specialties. CareDoctors.com, established in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic, offers live video consultations bundled with telepharmacy services drawing on a stated network of more than 1,000 board-certified physicians. The company also markets RISONE, a proprietary infrastructure, workflow, PACS, RIS and dictation solution offered to clients at no cost, along with IT services and a Cardiovascular Imaging Institute.
USARAD is presented as part of the Nanox (NASDAQ: NNOX) group, where it sits within Nanox's radiology services offering alongside the Nanox.MARKETPLACE platform and Second Opinions, complementing Nanox's imaging hardware, AI algorithms and cloud software in an end-to-end scan-to-diagnosis proposition.
Founding story
USARAD Holdings was founded in 2008 by Michael Yuz, MD, MBA, a double board-certified diagnostic radiologist trained at New York University and Thomas Jefferson with an MBA in healthcare from George Washington University, who serves as President and Executive Radiologist. Elli Yuz, a former healthcare and pharmaceutical industry executive at Wyeth Consumer Health and Celltech Pharmaceuticals, was among the founders and serves as Chief Executive Officer with responsibility for global business development.
Business model
USARAD sells outsourced radiology interpretation capacity to healthcare facilities—hospitals, imaging centers, urgent care clinics, physician groups and government medical facilities—on a services basis, including after-hours and weekend coverage, subspecialty reads, and locum or permanent radiologist placement. It emphasizes pricing described as competitive and "DRA-proof," no long-term commitments or start-up costs for clients, and no intermediaries between facilities and the physician-owned practice. Its RISONE workflow, PACS, RIS and dictation platform is provided to clients at no additional charge, supporting the core interpretation service. A separate consumer- and business-facing line, SecondOpinions.com, sells expert second opinions and contracts with insurers, corporations and medical centers.
Revenue is generated from fee-based radiology interpretation and teleradiology coverage contracts with healthcare facilities, radiologist staffing placements, and paid second-opinion consultations sold to patients and contracted to insurers, corporations and medical centers; a telehealth division offers live video consultations bundled with telepharmacy services.
Traction
In 2016 the company reported adding 65 new U.S. and international facilities to its client base, including Veterans Authority and U.S. Army medical centers and one of the largest U.S. imaging center chains, plus new international hospital customers. SecondOpinions.com reported serving customers in over 80 countries as of early 2017, rising to more than 120 countries by December 2020. The company reported receiving funding from the venture capital unit of Siemens, Omphalos Venture Partners and Excelerate Health Ventures.
Latest developments
USARAD is presented on Nanox's website as the teleradiology component of Nanox's radiology services, alongside the Nanox.MARKETPLACE platform operated through a Nanox subsidiary and the Second Opinions patient service. Founder Michael Yuz is listed as a member of the Nanox Extended Executive Team.
▸Full profile — market position, technology, go-to-market, geography, history, risks & controversies
Market position
USARAD describes itself as a leading U.S. Joint Commission accredited teleradiology and telemedicine provider with a global client footprint. Within the Nanox group it is positioned as the remote radiology and cardiology expertise layer of an integrated imaging platform that also includes the Nanox.ARC imaging systems, Nanox.AI algorithms, Nanox.CLOUD and Nanox.MARKETPLACE.
The company emphasizes a physician-owned, managed and operated structure without intermediaries, subspecialty-trained radiologists from major academic institutions, licensure across all 50 states, Joint Commission accreditation, rigorous QA standards, and inclusion of its RISONE workflow/PACS/RIS/dictation stack at no cost to clients. It also cites early and ongoing investment in AI algorithms integrated directly into its day-to-day interpretation workflow and a patented decentralized matching and settlement method for radiologists, facilities and AI companies.
Technology
The company operates an advanced technology network connecting medical facilities to board-certified radiologists and support staff, delivered through its Radiology-On-Demand platform and its proprietary RISONE infrastructure covering workflow, PACS, RIS and dictation. It has pursued artificial intelligence and deep learning algorithms developed with partners and integrated into its production workflow, and launched an AI Innovation Lab. A utility patent (US 10,803,985, issued October 13, 2020, assigned to partner MDW.io and licensed to USARAD) describes a decentralized method of matching radiologists with imaging facilities and AI companies, including credential-based physician selection and blockchain-based smart contracts for immediate financial settlement among stakeholders. The company has also described bundling these technologies with low-cost ultrasound and digital X-ray imaging devices, including Nano-X Imaging's digital X-ray source, under a Radiology-as-a-Service model.
Go-to-market
USARAD markets directly to healthcare facilities, offering a low-friction onboarding proposition (no long-term commitments or start-up costs) and business-building techniques intended to help client practices grow referrals. It exhibits at industry conferences such as HIMSS, the American Telemedicine Association meeting and RSNA, and issues press announcements around patents and growth milestones. Distribution is extended through partnerships with technology providers, including Nano-X Imaging, and through the Nanox radiology services portfolio.
Radiology practices, hospitals, medical clinics, diagnostic imaging centers, urgent care facilities and multi-specialty physician groups in the United States and other countries; disclosed customer categories have included Veterans Authority and U.S. Army medical centers and a large U.S. imaging center chain, as well as international hospitals. The SecondOpinions.com division serves consumers, referring physicians, insurance companies, corporations and medical centers of excellence.
Geography
Headquartered at 2601 E Oakland Park Blvd, Suite 102, Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Radiology services are offered across all 50 U.S. states; as of 2017 the company reported serving more than 15 countries, with international hospital customers in markets such as Singapore and Saudi Arabia. The SecondOpinions.com division reported conducting business in more than 80 countries in 2017 and helping patients in more than 120 countries as of 2020.
History
Founded in 2008 in Fort Lauderdale, the company built a teleradiology practice around its Radiology-On-Demand platform and added the SecondOpinions.com consultation division. It reported record client growth in 2016 and launched an AI Innovation Lab announced in January 2017. In 2020 it established CareDoctors.com for video consultations and telepharmacy during the COVID-19 pandemic, announced a licensed utility patent covering decentralized radiologist–facility–AI matching with blockchain settlement, and expanded relationships with technology partners including Nano-X Imaging. USARAD Holdings is now part of the Nanox ecosystem, supplying remote radiology and cardiology expertise and teleradiology services.
Risks & controversies
The company has publicly cited an acute shortage of qualified radiologists in the United States and other markets as a constraint on growth, which it has sought to address through AI-assisted workflow and efficiency measures.
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Key figures
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Timeline · 5
launches, deals, and filingsAnnounced during RSNA 2020, USARAD said it was expanding relationships with technology partners including Nano-X Imaging Ltd., bundling AI, blockchain and low-cost ultrasound and digital X-ray devices into a Radiology-as-a-Service delivery model.
The USPTO issued patent US 10,803,985, 'Method of facilitating Imaging Study Interpretations between Healthcare Facilities and Physicians Including Customization of Imaging Studies', assigned to partner MDW.io and licensed to USARAD Holdings, covering decentralized matching of radiologists with imaging facilities and AI companies and blockchain-based smart-contract settlement.
CareDoctors.com was established in 2020 during the COVID-19 pandemic to offer live video consultations bundled with telepharmacy services via a network of over 1,000 board-certified physicians.
USARAD Holdings stated it had recently received funding from the Venture Capital Unit of Siemens, Omphalos Venture Partners and Excelerate Health Ventures; no amount was disclosed.
USARAD Holdings announced the launch of an AI Innovation Lab and reported adding 65 new U.S. and international client facilities in 2016, including Veterans Authority and U.S. Army medical centers and a large U.S. imaging center chain, with new international hospital customers in markets such as Singapore and Saudi Arabia.
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Frequently asked questions
- What does USARAD do?
- U.S.-based teleradiology and telemedicine company offering remote radiology interpretation, second opinions and AI-supported workflows.
- Who are USARAD's investors?
- USARAD's investors include Excelerate Health Ventures, SIBF (Southern Israel Bridging Fund) VC.
- Where is USARAD headquartered?
- USARAD is headquartered in Israel, IL.
