Radloop began inside an independent radiology practice.
Radloop’s roots are in Hudson Valley Radiologists, P.C., a former independent radiology practice in New York’s Hudson Valley. Our founders spent years working within the daily realities of radiology, including clinical care, practice operations, technology, and the administrative work surrounding patient care.
They also saw what happened after a radiology report was finalized.
Recommendations for follow-up imaging or specialist evaluation could be clearly documented in the report, yet tracking what happened next often depended on manual processes. As imaging volumes increased, maintaining consistent follow-up became increasingly difficult.
That experience shaped the idea behind Radloop.
From practice challenge to software solution
The team began developing technology to support follow-up responsibilities that had previously required significant manual tracking.
The goal was practical: identify documented follow-up needs, give staff a way to review and manage them, and maintain visibility until an appropriate resolution was documented.
In 2017, Radloop was launched to bring that approach to other healthcare organizations.
Radloop was designed to fit the way radiologists and care teams already worked. Interpreting physicians did not need to move into a separate workflow, and the EHR remained the source of truth.
Built in Radiology. Expanded Through Experience.
Radloop’s first focus was actionable findings and closed-loop follow-up. As the platform continues to expand, practicing radiologists remain actively involved in shaping new applications around clinical and organizational needs.
Today, Radloop supports a growing set of applications across follow-up and MIPS / QCDR quality reporting.
Actionable Findings
Managing documented imaging and non-imaging findings and follow-up recommendations through resolution.
Specialty Follow-Up Programs
Supporting defined clinical follow-up programs with organization-specific criteria, ownership, cadence, and documented outcomes.
Measure Extractor
Helping independent radiology practices review and manage MIPS / QCDR quality reporting using information documented in radiology reports.
Connected to the radiology community
Radloop’s early work also became part of a broader effort within radiology to improve follow-up care.
The work developed through HVR included participation as a founding vendor partner of the ACR Learning Network and received recognition from the American College of Radiology for its work related to follow-up care.
That work reinforced a principle that continues to influence Radloop: technology should support the people responsible for review and follow-through while clinical and operational judgment remains with the care team.
What guides Radloop today
Radloop has grown beyond the practice where it began, but the core challenge remains familiar: important information is documented, someone has to review it, responsibility has to be clear, and follow-through has to be recorded.
That focus now extends beyond radiology. Across actionable findings, specialty follow-up, and MIPS / QCDR quality reporting, Radloop works with information already documented in the clinical record and supports the teams responsible for reviewing it, determining what happens next, and documenting the outcome.
