Rad AI
Generative AI for radiology reporting, impressions and follow-up care
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What Rad AI does
Rad AI builds AI software for radiologists. Its site describes the products as built by radiologists, for radiologists. The company was founded in 2018 by Jeff Chang, a radiologist, and Doktor Gurson, a serial entrepreneur who is chief executive.
There are three products. Rad AI Impressions (formerly Omni Impressions) drafts the impression, the summary and conclusion of a radiology report, from the radiologist’s dictated findings, adapted to each doctor’s style. Rad AI Reporting applies AI across the whole reporting workflow. Rad AI Continuity flags actionable findings, such as a possible new cancer, and tracks that the recommended follow-up actually happens. The company says Reporting can cut dictated words by up to 90% and save up to 50% of reporting time; these are its own claims. Its site says more than 200 health organisations use it, and shows testimonials from radiology groups including Lehigh Valley Health Network and Inland Imaging.
In May 2024 Rad AI raised a $50 million Series B led by Khosla Ventures and World Innovation Lab. Seven months later, on 30 January 2025, it announced a $60 million Series C led by Transformation Capital at a $525 million valuation, taking its total funding past $140 million. In May 2025 four health systems, Advocate Health, Memorial Hermann, Corewell Health and Atlantic Health System, added $8 million to the round.
Rad AI does not publish prices; hospitals and radiology practices request a demo. It is not a product for patients. Practices weighing it up usually compare it with the reporting tools they already use, since it has to fit into existing dictation and reporting systems.
This profile is put together from the company’s own pages and published reporting, checked on 15 October 2026. We have not tested the product, and nothing here is paid placement.
What people use Rad AI for
- Drafting radiology report impressions from dictated findings
- Speeding up the full reporting workflow
- Tracking follow-up on incidental findings
- Reducing radiologist fatigue and burnout
Rad AI pricing
Rad AI does not publish prices; health systems and radiology groups request a demo.
| Plan | Price | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Rad AI Reporting, Impressions and Continuity | Quote on request | Enterprise contracts |
Checked 15 October 2026 · Official pricing page · Prices change, so confirm before you buy
Who Rad AI is for
- run a radiology practice or hospital imaging department
- face high reading volumes and radiologist shortages
- need to track follow-up recommendations reliably
- are a patient
- work outside radiology
Rad AI pros and cons
- Founded with a practising radiologist
- Covers reporting and follow-up
- Backed by health systems as investors
- No public pricing
- Time-saving figures are the company's own
Rad AI alternatives and how they compare
Other products that do a similar job. We have not compared them hands-on; check each one's own site for current prices.
| Product | What it is | Starts at | Reviews | How it differs from Rad AI |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rad AI this page | Generative AI for radiology reporting, impressions and follow-up care | Pricing on request | No reviews yet | — |
| Microsoft Dragon Medical / PowerScribe | Radiology reporting and speech recognition | See its own pricing page | — | The incumbent reporting platform used by many radiology departments. |
| Aidoc | AI for flagging urgent findings in imaging | See its own pricing page | — | Focuses on image analysis and triage rather than report writing. |
| Nanox AI | AI for detecting findings on medical images | See its own pricing page | — | Image-analysis AI rather than reporting. |
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Frequently asked questions
What does Rad AI do?
It uses generative AI to draft radiology report impressions, speed up reporting and track follow-up care.
Who founded Rad AI?
Radiologist Jeff Chang and Doktor Gurson, in 2018.
How much has Rad AI raised?
More than $140 million, including a $60 million Series C at a $525 million valuation in January 2025, later extended by $8 million.
Sources (4), checked 15 October 2026
- Rad AI official site
- MassDevice: Rad AI raises $60M in Series C
- HLTH: Rad AI secures $60M Series C (31 Jan 2025)
- TechCrunch: Rad AI raises $50M Series B from Khosla Ventures (7 May 2024)
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