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Radiologist joins USPSTF | Telerads recommend more unneeded follow-up imaging | Structural imaging substantially underused
Friday, September 18, 2026
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Radiologist among 8 new members of US Preventive Services Task Force

Dennis W. Wulfeck, MD, MBA—a diagnostic specialist and president of the practice board at Rad Partners affiliate Mori, Bean and Brooks—is joining the influential, 16-member panel.

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Radiologist among 8 new members of US Preventive Services Task Force

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr. secretary of health and human services (HHS). White House press photo
Dennis W. Wulfeck, MD, MBA—a diagnostic specialist and president of the practice board at Rad Partners affiliate Mori, Bean and Brooks—is joining the influential, 16-member panel.
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Teleradiologists recommend more follow-up imaging but with lower clinical yield

Differences in recommendation behavior could have implications for imaging utilization, especially for incidental or indeterminate findings. 

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Radiology Quantum Radiologist reading cardiac CT angiogram CCTA at Wellstar Health Kennestone Hospital. Photo by Dave Fornell.
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Teleradiologists recommend more follow-up imaging but with lower clinical yield

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Radiology Quantum Radiologist reading cardiac CT angiogram CCTA at Wellstar Health Kennestone Hospital. Photo by Dave Fornell.
Differences in recommendation behavior could have implications for imaging utilization, especially for incidental or indeterminate findings. 
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Sol Radiology: Bigger Only Counts if It’s Better

Sponsored by CIVIE (formerly Collaborative Imaging)

Many know Sol Radiology as the Southern California-based practice that, in this decade, grew from three radiologists to 45 in only three years. But other key indicators of Sol’s development might be the pieces from which presently small practices stand to learn the most. 

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Sol Radiology: Bigger Only Counts if It’s Better

Sponsored by CIVIE (formerly Collaborative Imaging)

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Radiologist Examining MRI
Many know Sol Radiology as the Southern California-based practice that, in this decade, grew from three radiologists to 45 in only three years. But other key indicators of Sol’s development might be the pieces from which presently small practices stand to learn the most. 
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Structural brain imaging substantially underused in Medicare population

Clinical guidelines from multiple organizations recommend such scans to help assess newly detected cognitive impairment, but many seniors are not receiving them. 

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Structural brain imaging substantially underused in Medicare population

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Clinical guidelines from multiple organizations recommend such scans to help assess newly detected cognitive impairment, but many seniors are not receiving them. 
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Aetna expanding program that bundles medical imaging prior authorizations with other cancer care

The insurer, which is part of the larger CVS Health, is applying the approach in managed-Medicaid plans, with hopes of adding it to Medicare and commercial users in 2027. 

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Aetna expanding program that bundles medical imaging prior authorizations with other cancer care

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The insurer, which is part of the larger CVS Health, is applying the approach in managed-Medicaid plans, with hopes of adding it to Medicare and commercial users in 2027. 
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FDA clears RadNet's foundation model-based chest X-ray AI tool

The DeepHealth product is designed to detect and localize suspected thoracic abnormalities on chest radiographs.

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FDA clears RadNet's foundation model-based chest X-ray AI tool

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The DeepHealth product is designed to detect and localize suspected thoracic abnormalities on chest radiographs.
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In Case You Missed It

Hospitals need a management strategy for radiology AI before investing

Radiology departments need to think about long-term management of AI, not just which algorithms may help them currently.

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Anand Singh, MD, FACR, chair of the Radiology Partners National Quality and Safety Committee, associate director of Mosaic Clinical Technologies, said hospitals should begin by identifying the specific problems they want AI to solve rather than starting with the technology itself.
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Hospitals need a management strategy for radiology AI before investing

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Anand Singh, MD, FACR, chair of the Radiology Partners National Quality and Safety Committee, associate director of Mosaic Clinical Technologies, said hospitals should begin by identifying the specific problems they want AI to solve rather than starting with the technology itself.
Radiology departments need to think about long-term management of AI, not just which algorithms may help them currently.
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Webinar: St. Luke’s rad and IT team chose enterprise imaging SaaS for a lot of reasons

We’d love to have you join the Radiology Business team to learn more about St. Luke’s journey on a webinar and live Q&A discussion slated for Wednesday, Sept. 23, from 2-3 p.m. ET. 

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Webinar: St. Luke’s rad and IT team chose enterprise imaging SaaS for a lot of reasons

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We’d love to have you join the Radiology Business team to learn more about St. Luke’s journey on a webinar and live Q&A discussion slated for Wednesday, Sept. 23, from 2-3 p.m. ET. 
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Radiologist surgeon general nominee faces 1st confirmation hearing

The Senate HELP Committee convened to question the board-certified breast specialist on Sept. 16 after she was first nominated by President Donald Trump in April. 

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Radiologist surgeon general nominee faces 1st confirmation hearing

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The Senate HELP Committee convened to question the board-certified breast specialist on Sept. 16 after she was first nominated by President Donald Trump in April. 
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Rad Partners scores $1M FDA grant to test new way of evaluating AI-generated radiology reports

Cognita—part of RP's larger Mosaic Clinical Technologies division—is calling the method “LLMs as a jury,” which compares the judgements of several AI models. 

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Rad Partners scores $1M FDA grant to test new way of evaluating AI-generated radiology reports

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Cognita—part of RP's larger Mosaic Clinical Technologies division—is calling the method “LLMs as a jury,” which compares the judgements of several AI models. 
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Radiologist’s rec for follow-up CT falls through cracks, leading to patient’s terminal diagnosis 3 years later

South Carolinian Shannon James is suing Roper St. Francis Hospital and her primary care doc after they allegedly failed for three years to order a CT scan to assess an incidental finding. 

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Radiologist’s rec for follow-up CT falls through cracks, leading to patient’s terminal diagnosis 3 years later

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South Carolinian Shannon James is suing Roper St. Francis Hospital and her primary care doc after they allegedly failed for three years to order a CT scan to assess an incidental finding. 
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In Other News

Rural hospitals are losing maternal health services at an accelerating rate, with 58% now lacking obstetrics

A new report from the University of Minnesota found that OB/GYN specialty care is drying up nationwide, but healthcare facilities in rural America are the most affected.

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Rural hospitals are losing maternal health services at an accelerating rate, with 58% now lacking obstetrics

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A new report from the University of Minnesota found that OB/GYN specialty care is drying up nationwide, but healthcare facilities in rural America are the most affected.
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Work requirements to kick 2.3M young adults off Medicaid, reduce enrollment by 48%, report shows

The numbers come from the Urban Institute, which anticipates the erosion will vary state-by-state, depending on the speed of regulatory oversight.

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Work requirements to kick 2.3M young adults off Medicaid, reduce enrollment by 48%, report shows

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The numbers come from the Urban Institute, which anticipates the erosion will vary state-by-state, depending on the speed of regulatory oversight.
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