RadPort™ for Radiology from Nuance is a decision support system that guides appropriate diagnostic image order entry. The utility score system evaluates the appropriateness of each exam as it’s ordered, eliminating the need for physicians to spend excessive amounts of time with utilization reviewers.

Designed in partnership with Massachusetts General Hospital, Radport for Radiology streamlines the ordering process through a payer-sanctioned pre-certification system.

Direct Ordering and Appropriate Guidance

The RadPort for Radiology process offers penalty-free ordering and an easy-to-use appropriateness scoring system. A utility score ranging from 1 to 9 establishes the basis for appropriate order placement. The higher the utility score, the more appropriate the exam.

In addition to patient demographic information, special considerations and indications relevant only to the requested exam are presented in a simple and concise format.

The RadPort for Radiology system contains decision support rules for evaluating the appropriateness of high-cost imaging orders, including MRI, MRA, MR Breast, CT, CTA, PET/CT and Cardiac Stress Testing.

Customized to Fit Your Needs

Secure, web-based access powers RadPort for Radiology. Implementation of the system is simple. Facilities choose to either utilize a call center for fast deployment or provide direct access via referring physician logins.

Decision support rules are continually added, revised and edited based upon user feedback and frequent review by a panel of clinical and radiology experts. Approximately 11,000 rule pairings account for the 65+ high-cost imaging studies covered by the RadPort for Radiology application.

Radiology Solutions Leadership

RadPort for Radiology represents the next step in the expansion of the Dictaphone family of radiology solutions. The addition of RadPort for Radiology and Vocada Veriphy™ to the market-leading PowerScribe for Radiology solution provides end-to-end intelligent ordering, speech-driven clinical documentation and automated delivery of critical test results, while offering a powerful set of tools for retrospective analysis of utilization review and appropriate ordering patterns.