Radiology Review

Crossland’s Independent Radiology Review is a valuable tool in the assessment and negotiation of a personal injury claim. Our film obtainment and handling department is skilled in providing a rapid turnaround time with the highest competency in film organization and distribution to our expert independent radiologists.

Crossland has comprised a panel of Board Certified radiologists and neuroradiologists who are proficient in the interpretation of MRI and CT scan imaging as well as general radiographic studies with subspecialty expertise in head and neck, musculoskeletal, body, and central nervous system for imaging interpretation. Our radiology experts are also skilled in the newest technology and film-less interpretation.*

Our radiology physician’s expertise does not stop there as comprehensive reports describe a detailed explanation of what is revealed through a professional radiographic interpretation. Additionally, concerns such as the quality, adequacy and technological efficiency of a study, as well as comparison of studies can be discussed and noted in reports.  Reports are case specific; therefore the physician can address particular concerns as outlined by the claims adjuster / defense attorney individually on each case. All reports are affirmed with a statement from the reviewing doctor. New York State reports include the 2106 attestation.

Expert testimony gives credence to the report and the physician. Criteria for panel admission and retention by Crossland include the physician's availability to testify with reasonable fees.

*Film-less radiology is a Computed Radiology (CR) and Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS).  This new technology has become an efficient image storage and reproduction system.

Study Obtainment Service:

Crossland will obtain the studies at no additional fee when coordinating a radiology review, streamlining your process and making your time more productive. Our film obtainment and handling department is skilled in providing a rapid turnaround time and locating out of business and relocated imaging facilities.