Second-opinion imaging review.
Seek an additional qualified radiology perspective when another review of the imaging and available context would be useful.
International Radiology Concierge
Expert Review
Bring the right radiologist to the images.
IRC connects patients, physicians, clinics, and care organizations with participating radiologists in the United States, Canada, and Western Europe for eligible expert review, second opinions, and professional consultation.
Start with a non-clinical request. If IRC can support the case, we will explain the appropriate secure path for images and records.
Why IRC
When the question is important, the match matters.
IRC starts by understanding what kind of radiology expertise the request needs, then identifies an appropriate participating radiologist for the eligible service.
Subspecialist perspective.
Reach expertise matched to the relevant imaging domain rather than relying on a generic routing path.
Professional consultation.
Connect a treating physician, clinic, or care organization with radiology expertise for appropriate case discussion or imaging strategy.
The IRC path
Concierge attention without turning the first contact into a medical intake form.
Your first step is deliberately simple. Clinical material is not collected through this page.
Tell us what kind of help you are seeking.
Share only non-clinical contact and service information. Do not send records or images here.
Confirm the appropriate pathway.
IRC considers the request, jurisdiction, and professional requirements before clinical material is transferred.
Receive the eligible expert service.
The matched radiologist completes the appropriate review or consultation through the applicable controlled workflow.
Who IRC serves
PRIVATE PATIENTS & FAMILIES
A direct concierge starting point for eligible expert imaging review.
PHYSICIANS & SPECIALISTS
An additional radiology perspective for appropriate clinical collaboration.
CONCIERGE & EXECUTIVE HEALTH PROGRAMS
A specialist-matching pathway that can complement high-touch care coordination.
HOSPITALS & DIAGNOSTIC CENTERS
Case-specific access when a request benefits from outside subspecialty expertise.
Expertise can travel digitally
For many eligible cases, the expertise can come to the images.
IRC is designed for situations in which imaging already exists locally but an additional radiology perspective is desired. Depending on jurisdiction and the form of service, international expertise may be accessible without making travel the first step.
International concierge inquiries
IRC welcomes requests from a wide range of international communities.
The countries below are current outreach markets for IRC. Each request is assessed individually before any clinical material is transferred, and a country appearing here does not mean every form of service is available in that jurisdiction.
Gulf
United Arab EmiratesSaudi ArabiaQatarKuwaitBahrainOman
Middle East & North Africa
EgyptJordanMoroccoTunisiaLebanon
Sub-Saharan Africa
NigeriaKenyaGhanaSouth AfricaTanzaniaUgandaZambia
South Asia
PakistanBangladeshIndiaSri Lanka
Southeast Asia
IndonesiaPhilippinesVietnamMalaysiaThailand
Central Asia & Caucasus
KazakhstanUzbekistanAzerbaijanGeorgia
Latin America
MexicoBrazilColombiaPeruEcuadorDominican RepublicPanama
Caribbean
BahamasJamaicaTrinidad and Tobago
Privacy & governance
Clinical information belongs in the clinical workflow, not in a marketing form.
IRC begins with a non-clinical contact request. If a case can proceed, the next step is handled through an appropriate controlled pathway for authorized information exchange.
Request IRC
Start with a concierge request.
Tell us enough to understand the type of service you are looking for. Do not include a patient name, diagnosis, medical history, imaging, report, or other clinical information.
If IRC can support the request
We will follow up with the appropriate next step and explain how any authorized clinical information should be handled securely.
IRC is a pathway to radiology expertise, not a promise of a particular clinical service in every location.
Availability and the form of service depend on applicable licensure, credentialing, jurisdiction, patient location, clinical context, contracts, and local requirements. IRC does not replace emergency care or the patient's treating physician.