Precision imaging, delivered where it's needed most.
Hospital-grade PET/CT, CT, MRI, and Ultrasound brought directly to rural hospitals and underserved Florida communities — through mobile deployment, shared-service partnerships, and board-certified teleradiology reads. No capital investment required.
Rural Florida counties in target deployment area
Floridians without local imaging access
Board-certified subspecialist read coverage
Capital investment required from partner facilities
COMPLIANT WITH
- HIPAA
- ACR
- SOC 2
- DICOM 3.0
- HL7 FHIR
- CMS
- AHCA
Built for the gap
Imaging access for rural and underserved communities
ABOUT US
We Built This Because the Gap Was Too Large to Ignore
Millions of patients in rural hospitals never receive a PET/CT scan — not because their physician didn’t order one, but because the nearest scanner is two hours away. By the time logistics are sorted, many of those patients are sicker. Some don’t go at all.
We deploy fully operational, staffed mobile imaging units directly to rural hospitals — with zero capital investment required.
- Florida-headquartered with a phased national expansion strategy
- Fully staffed mobile units — no additional hiring required from partners
- Board-certified subspecialist teleradiologists on call 24/7
- Eligible for HRSA, USDA Rural Development, and state rural health grants
- Integrated directly with your existing PACS, EHR, and clinical workflows
REMOTE IMAGING SERVICES
Four Core Modalities. One Integrated Platform.
Every modality deployed by Clear Precision Radiology is staffed by certified technologists, supported by real-time
teleradiology interpretation, and fully integrated with your existing PACS and EHR infrastructure.
PET/CT Imaging
The gold standard for oncologic staging, restaging, and treatment response assessment. Our mobile PET/CT units deploy directly to your facility — self-contained with integrated cyclotron-delivered radiopharmaceuticals, digital detector technology, and Time-of-Flight acquisition for exceptional diagnostic confidence.
- Digital ToF detector technology
- 64-slice CT attenuation correction
- No capital investment required
- Subspecialist nuclear medicine read
- Weekly or bi-weekly scheduling
- Medicare Part B eligible
Computed Tomography (CT)
Multi-detector CT imaging for diagnostic workups from trauma assessment to complex oncologic evaluation. Contrast and non-contrast protocols across all major body systems.
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Magnetic Resonance (MRI)
High-field mobile MRI services providing diagnostic 1.5T imaging without the capital cost of a fixed installation. Brain, spine, MSK, abdominal, cardiac, and MR angiography.
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WHO WE SERVE
Built for facilities the system has under-served.
We built this service for a specific kind of facility — one with a genuine community need for advanced imaging and no economically realistic path to owning or operating it independently.
Critical Access Hospitals
25-bed CAH facilities that need advanced imaging without the volume to justify a fixed installation.
- • Rotating mobile schedule
- • CMS-compliant billing
- • No new hires required
Rural Hospitals
Community hospitals 25–150 beds with episodic PET/CT demand and limited subspecialty staff coverage.
- • Shared-service deployment
- • Subspecialist read coverage
- • PACS / EHR integration
FQHC & Clinics
Federally Qualified Health Centers serving low-income and rural populations needing diagnostic access.
- • Sliding-scale coordination
- • Medicaid billing workflows
- • Grant reporting support
Physician Groups
Independent specialty practices needing reliable imaging without a sales rep or capital outlay.
- • Per-scan or contract pricing
- • Direct radiologist consult
- • Rapid turnaround SLA
HOW WE SOLVE IT
How we solve the rural imaging problem.
The barriers to advanced imaging in rural communities are well understood. Distance. Cost. Volume. Staffing. Connectivity. They don’t require a different diagnosis — they require a different operational model.
Every element of our service model exists to remove a specific, documented barrier.
Mobile deployment
Self-contained unit · Certified tech on-site · Subspecialist read within 48 hours.
We bring the scanner to your parking lot.
Instead of your patients driving 2–4 hours to reach a PET/CT facility, we park a fully operational mobile PET/CT unit at your hospital. Self-contained — power, radiation shielding, climate control, and imaging equipment are all integrated. Your patients walk across a parking lot. They don't cross the state.
Eight hospitals share one unit — everyone wins.
A PET/CT scanner costs $2–3M to purchase and over $500K/year to operate. Most rural hospitals can't sustain that volume alone. Our shared-service model lets multiple facilities share access to a single mobile unit on a rotating schedule.
Subspecialist reads without a subspecialist on staff.
Our teleradiology network routes every scan to the right subspecialist reader within hours. Board-certified, ACR-credentialled, and directly available for physician consultation — communicating with your referring physician directly, not through layers of administrative abstraction.
When imaging comes to patients, patients actually get imaging.
Travel to distant imaging centres is a documented driver of missed diagnoses and worse outcomes in rural populations. When imaging is available locally, compliance goes up, earlier detection goes up, and the survival difference between Stage II and Stage IV cancer is not a small number.
Shorter diagnostic timelines change clinical outcomes.
The current pathway from clinical suspicion to PET/CT can take 6–8 weeks in rural settings. With our model deployed locally, the same scan happens within days — and the report is back in the referring physician's PACS within 48 hours.
TECHNOLOGY
The infrastructure behind the platform.
Purpose-built for mobile rural imaging — broadband is inconsistent, PACS systems vary across vendors, and the stakes of a missed transmission are clinical, not technical. Every scan reaches a board-certified subspecialist reading workstation within hours.
- Subspecialist
- read
- Remote
- interpretation
- workstation
AI-assisted workflow
AI-powered image processing accelerates radiologist read times, flags priority findings, and maintains consistent scan quality across all deployments.
Secure transmission
All DICOM image data transmitted via AES-256 end-to-end encrypted VPN tunnels with store-and-forward sync for low-bandwidth environments.
PACS & EHR integration
Standard HL7/FHIR and DICOM 3.0 interfaces connect directly to Epic, Cerner, Meditech, and all major PACS vendors.
Rural connectivity
Bonded 4G/5G cellular with satellite backup and intelligent store-and-forward protocols as a fallback layer at every unit.
- PET/CT Equipment specifications
- Digital detector technology with Time-of-Flight (ToF) acquisition
- Patient bore ≥ 78 cm — accommodates larger body habitus
- Axial field of view ≥ 26 cm with whole-body protocol extension
- Sensitivity ≥ 10 cps/kBq for high-quality low-dose protocols
- Integrated 64-slice CT for attenuation correction and diagnostic CT
- Full DICOM 3.0 compliance · Daily physics QA verified
- IT & Connectivity stack
- DICOM 3.0 / HL7 FHIR-ready — integrates with all major PACS/EHR vendors
- AES-256 encryption on all data in transit and at rest
- Bonded 4G/5G cellular with satellite backup at each unit
- Store-and-forward with delta-sync for low-bandwidth environments
- VPN-secured direct PACS/RIS connectivity · Cloud RIS with 99.9% uptime SLA
- Role-based access controls · Full HIPAA audit logging
Compliance & Accreditation
- HIPAA Compliant
- ACR Accredited
- SOC 2 Type II
- DICOM 3.0 / HL7 FHIR
- Florida AHCA Licensed
- CMS Compliant
OUR TEAM
The Team Behind the Mission
We didn’t build a technology product. We built a healthcare access company — and the people running it reflect that.
Kanza Abdyam
Chief Executive Officer · Founder
Kanza leads strategy, partnerships, and the operational build-out of the mobile imaging network. Her background spans healthcare operations, business development, and rural health access — bringing the execution discipline required to turn a complex logistics and clinical-services model into a scalable, repeatable programme.
Funding & community impact
Advancing rural health equity through measurable access.
Built to support HRSA rural health outreach grants, USDA Community Facilities funding, and state rural health equity appropriations — with the data, documentation, and programmatic structure partners need to qualify and report.
Rural Florida counties in target deployment area
Floridians without local imaging access
Of rural cancer diagnoses delayed by access
Annual burden of late-stage diagnoses
Rural Healthcare Access
HRSA designates 44 of Florida’s 67 counties as Health Professional Shortage Areas or MUAs. Advanced imaging is consistently identified as a major gap in rural health infrastructure.
- Direct deployment to HRSA-designated MUA counties
- Priority partnership with Critical Access Hospitals under CMS designation
- Medicare and Medicaid billing support for low-income patients at all partner sites
- Annual access metrics and scan volume reporting for grant compliance requirements
- Sliding-scale access coordination through FQHC and rural health clinic partnerships
Early cancer detection
Rural Florida patients are disproportionately diagnosed at later cancer stages — a disparity with a direct, traceable causal link to imaging access barriers.
- 23% projected increase in early-stage cancer detection
- Reduction of patient travel from 80+ miles to local access
- Alignment with NCI Rural Cancer Control programme goals
- Oncology treatment planning support — radiation, surgical, systemic
Economic impact
Late-stage cancer treatment costs 3–4× more than early-stage. Our model generates direct and indirect economic benefits for rural communities.
- $42K average savings per earlier-stage cancer diagnosis
- Local technologist employment in served communities
- Revenue generation for rural hospitals through imaging billing
- Reduction in expensive air and ground medical transport
Community partnerships
We build formal partnerships with the local health ecosystem — primary care, oncology, county public health, and patient advocacy organisations.
- Co-design of imaging protocols with local clinical leadership
- Community education events on the value of early imaging
- Integration with Florida Medicaid care coordination programmes
- Annual community benefit reporting (IRS Form 990 aligned)
Phased Expansion Plan
Phase I (Months 1–18): Deploy 3 mobile PET/CT units across 12 North Florida counties. Establish teleradiology coverage for all partner facilities. Target: 2,400+ scans in Year 1.
Phase II (Months 18–36): Expand to 8 mobile units covering 28 counties. Add mobile MRI services. Launch permanent imaging partnership programme with 6 Critical Access Hospitals. Target: 8,000+ annual scans.
Each phase is structured to qualify for HRSA rural health outreach grants, USDA Community Facilities programme funding, and Florida Department of Health rural health appropriations.
CONTACT US
Partner with us. Fund with us. Build with us.
Whether you represent a rural hospital seeking imaging access, a grant-making organisation, a healthcare investor, or a physician group that needs a better option for your patients — we want to hear from you.
HEADQUARTERS
Florida · Serving all 67 Florida counties
Partnership inquiries
Response within 2 business days
General email
partnerships@cpimaging.co
Grant & funding inquiries
grants@cpimaging.co