RadiologyCheck Launches Humanitarian Partnership Program
Subspecialist MRI reporting for mobile and containerised MRI deployments in conflict zones and underserved regions — operational now, no build time, named board-certified radiologists.
RadiologyCheck has formally launched a humanitarian partnership program for organisations operating mobile and containerised MRI units in conflict zones, humanitarian corridors, and underserved regions.
The program provides named, board-certified subspecialist radiologists — trained at Swiss university hospitals — who deliver structured reports remotely via satellite-compatible DICOM infrastructure. Standard turnaround is 24 hours; emergency protocol delivers reads in 1–2 hours.
Core subspecialties include traumatic brain injury, blast-related spine and MSK trauma, and acute vascular injury — the most critical imaging needs in conflict and disaster settings.
"The hardware is already reaching places hospitals cannot," said Dr. Ali Rahman, Founder & CEO. "The critical gap is the subspecialist reading. That is what we provide — named radiologists, defined SLAs, institutional pricing structured for EU, NGO, and government procurement frameworks."