Radiology AI Copilot

Give radiologists more time to read,
not more software to manage.

Clariscop helps imaging teams prepare studies, compare prior exams, draft structured reports, and route urgent cases—while keeping final clinical judgment with the radiologist.

One workspace Preparation, reporting, and review in one flow
Multi-modality CT / MRI / X-ray / Ultrasound
Radiologist-led AI support without replacing final diagnosis
Radiologist reviewing an X-ray image
AI triage Urgent cases first
Structured draft Report ready to review
Built for
Radiology departments Imaging centers Outpatient networks Teleradiology teams Health systems

What it does

Not another dashboard.
A cleaner way to move through the work.

01

Study preparation

Bring exam details, clinical notes, priors, and key context together before the radiologist opens the case.

02

Structured report drafts

Create editable drafts from approved templates so the first version is already organized and consistent.

03

Worklist triage

Move likely urgent cases higher in the queue so the right studies are seen sooner.

04

Prior comparison

Match earlier studies, surface relevant changes, and make follow-up review less repetitive.

05

Review and quality control

Support second reads, comments, reusable templates, audit trails, and consistency checks across the team.

06

PACS / RIS integration

Designed to fit into existing imaging workflows instead of creating one more isolated system.

MRI scanner in a hospital

Why it matters

Imaging volume keeps growing.
Attention is the scarce resource.

For most imaging teams, the hard part is not finding another algorithm. It is staying reliable under pressure: pulling the right priors, keeping reports consistent, and making sure urgent work reaches the right person in time.

Clariscop is built around the ordinary but expensive moments in the day—the steps that interrupt focus, create rework, or slow a team down.

Less switching Context, reporting, and review in one place
Less rework Templates and QA reduce avoidable variation
More traceable Clear records across the workflow

Workflow

From intake to sign-off,
six steps that stay connected.

  1. 01

    Intake

    Bring in study details, patient context, and prior exams.

  2. 02

    Prepare

    Summarize the case and line up the relevant history.

  3. 03

    Triage

    Surface the studies that may need attention first.

  4. 04

    Draft

    Build a structured first draft from approved templates.

  5. 05

    Review

    Edit, collaborate, quality-check, and sign off.

  6. 06

    Track

    Keep follow-up, audit, and operational history together.

Plans

Start small, prove the workflow,
then scale with the team.

Choose the plan that matches your current volume, team size, and integration needs.

Pilot

$149/month

For individual radiologists or small teams testing the workflow.

  • Up to 2 users
  • 500 studies per month
  • Structured report drafts
  • Prior matching
  • Email support
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Network

Custom

For health systems, multi-site imaging groups, and larger deployments.

  • Flexible user count
  • Multi-site workflows
  • Permissions and audit trails
  • Custom integrations
  • SLA and rollout support
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Add-ons: usage-based overages, private deployment, model evaluation, custom templates, and on-site training.

Market benchmarks

Published prices vary widely
because the products are not really the same.

Public pricing across adjacent products varies widely by product scope, deployment model, and level of integration.

Solo reporting tool

€29–€129 / month

Pisum’s published individual plans for radiology reporting software.

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Clinic reporting assistant

€399 / month

Pisum Clinic’s published team plan for multi-site reporting workflows.

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Cloud PACS

$79.99–$499.99 / month

PostDICOM’s published plans for cloud PACS and DICOM access.

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Imaging infrastructure

$249–$749 / month

Medicai’s published monthly plans for imaging management and collaboration infrastructure.

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Where Clariscop fits: department-ready software with room to expand across sites as volume, users, and integration needs grow.

Why customers buy

Built for the parts of radiology work
that quietly consume the most time.

Faster

Less time spent gathering context and repeating clerical work.

More consistent

Templates and review tools reduce avoidable variation across the team.

Easier to scale

As volume grows, coordination does not have to grow at the same rate.

FAQ

The questions serious buyers ask.

Does Clariscop replace the radiologist?

No. Clariscop is a workflow assistant. It helps prepare, draft, prioritize, and coordinate work; final clinical judgment stays with the radiologist.

Can it connect to our existing PACS / RIS?

It is designed around existing imaging workflows and can be integrated around DICOM, reporting templates, and current systems. The exact scope depends on the customer environment.

Where should a pilot start?

The best pilots usually start with high-volume, repeatable work: follow-up studies, template-driven reporting, or a single imaging center with a clear workflow.

What needs to happen before deployment?

Data security, permissions, workflow review, local regulatory checks, and clinical validation all need to be addressed before deployment.

Next step

See how Clariscop fits
into your imaging workflow.

Talk with our team about your current setup, reporting process, study volume, and integration needs.