The gap
An imaging vendor sells you a scan. They do not tell you whether it answered the question.
A whole-body MRI ordered without a protocol produces a report full of incidental findings and no clear next step. A coronary calcium score read in isolation gets treated as a verdict rather than one input. Staff field patient questions they were never equipped to answer, and the clinic absorbs the follow-up cost.
I work on the other side of that: 25+ years of diagnostic radiology, triple board certification, and a working understanding of what longevity practices are actually trying to measure.
Engagements
Three ways clinics work with me
Imaging protocol review
The scans you order, matched to the questions you are actually asking.
- Audit of current imaging menu against what each study can and cannot resolve
- Sequence and acquisition parameters specified for your imaging partner
- Contrast, timing, and coverage decisions documented so results are repeatable
- A written protocol set your team can hand to any imaging center
Radiologist-of-record relationships
A named radiologist attached to your imaging pathway, not a rotating queue.
- Consistent interpretation across your patient panel over time
- Structured reporting built around longevity and preventive endpoints
- Direct clinician-to-radiologist channel for questions on a read
- Defined scope of engagement, set in writing before any patient work begins
Clinical staff education
Your team stops guessing at what the imaging means.
- Live sessions on reading and explaining common longevity imaging findings
- Ordering guidance so staff select the right study the first time
- Patient-communication scripts for incidental and indeterminate findings
- Recorded modules for onboarding new clinical staff
Fit
Who this is for
- Longevity and healthspan clinics adding imaging to their panel
- Concierge and executive-health practices ordering whole-body or cardiac imaging
- Wellness groups whose imaging vendor supplies scans but not interpretation strategy
- Practices whose imaging is clinically inconsistent between patients
Engagements are scoped individually. Scope, deliverables, and fees are agreed in writing before work begins.
Tell me what your clinic is imaging for.
Send a short note on your current imaging setup and what you want it to answer. If there is a fit, we will book a call.
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