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  • November - December 2025

Nova Scotia Health Authority

Patient-Centered Evolution Of Medical Transport

John (J.J.) MacIsaac MEd, B Tech, Advanced Care Paramedic, is the Nova Scotia Health Emergency Preparedness Manager—Projects and Planning. He previously worked for over 25 years as an Advanced Care Paramedic in the Emergency Health Services System for the province of Nova Scotia. In addition to his role with Nova Scotia Health, J.J. serves as the Director of Professional Development for the International Association of Emergency Managers (IAEM)— Canada Council. Through this article MacIsaac talks about the evolution of medical transport systems. He contrasts the early days of simple transportation with the current sophisticated approach t... Read more

Digital Magazine

The Rise of Teleradiology Consulting in Modern Healthcare

Top Teleradiology Consulting Service in Canada 2025

eMed Informatics

The Digital Engine behind Modern Teleradiology

Emmanuel Everett-Ogakwu, Founder and CTO

Teleradiology is the backbone of modern diagnostics, connecting radiologists and clinicians to deliver insights that save lives. But rising imaging volumes and complex cases are pushing the departments to their limits. Too often, they rely on legacy systems that require manual processes, lack interoperability and create digital silos. As the systems fall short of delivering the requirements of modern care, radiologists are burdened with heavier workloads, while clinicians wait longer for accurate results. To close this gap, healthcare organizations need smarter, integrated solutions that accelerate reporting and enhance clinical care. Meeting that demand for speed and precision, eMed Informatics offers an AI-powered teleradiology platform - Elevate Medical that redefines diagnostic imaging. By combining AI-powered case triage with expert workflow integration, it helps hospitals overcome teleradiology backlogs, reduces turnaround times, and enables clinical teams to provide high-quality patient care. Transforming Teleradiology through Intelligent Integration eMed Informatics offers a full range of teleradiology services that include AI-driven case triage, remote subspecialty reads, automated report workflows and analytics dashboards. By delivering 24/7 diagnostic coverage, boosting report accuracy, and continuously monitoring turnaround metrics, the services help hospitals overcome operational challenges within a fully secure and compliant digital ecosystem. The company’s hybrid model combines automation with subspecialty radiologists. Smart systems manage repetitive administrative work, while experts handle complex interpretations. That balance enhances accuracy, speeds up reporting and allows radiologists to focus on meaningful clinical decisions. But speed alone isn’t enough. True efficiency comes from delivering the right data, to the right clinician, at the right moment. By leveraging interoperability standards like HL7, FHIR, DICOM, SNOMED, and LOINC, and combining them with strict data validation, the platform ensures each clinician accesses only the most relevant patient information. The result is reduced cognitive load, sharper diagnostics, and faster, more confident decision-making. To bring this precision into everyday practice, the platform integrates with existing hospital systems like PACS, RIS, and EMR for workflow continuity and collaboration between in-house and remote teams. This shift improves diagnostic accuracy and supports clinician well-being that help institutions retain skilled professionals and maintain morale under pressure..

Home Healthcare Services

ONcares Home Care & Nursing Services

Transforming Care into Comfort

Sophia Vu, CEO and Director

During her tenure at a home care company, Sophia Vu, serving as the CEO and Director of ONcares Home Care & Nursing Services, encountered a recurring challenge that profoundly impacted both clients in need of support and caregivers eager to provide it. Despite the mutual desire for connection and support, a gap persisted, leaving clients without the adequate care they deserved and caregivers disheartened in their noble mission. Delving into the heart of this challenge... Read more

CXO INSIGHTS

Leading the way in medical imaging innovation

Jim Tsourgiannis, Director, Medical Imaging and Laboratory Services, Mackenzie Health

Strategies For Success: Transforming Challenges Into Achievements In Home Healthcare

Vannett Hamilton, Director of Nursing, Extendicare

Fostering Growth in Healthcare Through Effective Leadership

Zachery Seow, MBA, CRA, R.T.(R)(CT)(MR)(ARRT), Director of Radiology Operations, IS & Strategy, Stanford Medicine Children’s Health

Challenges and Strategies in Radiology Management

Bryan Alexander, Administrative Director of Radiology, OU Health

Too Many Scans Do More Harm Than Good

Madison Haberl, R.T(R), Director of Radiology, St. Anthony Regional Hospital

IN MY OPINION

The Evolution of Virtual Care in Alberta

Jonathan Choy, MD, MBA, FRCPC, Senior Medical Director, Alberta Health Services

LAST WORD

Embracing Innovation and Patient-Centered Care

Lori East, ARRT, RT R, CT. Manager of Radiology, Novant Health Clemmons Medical Center

IN FOCUS

Elevating Patient Care in Canada: The Benefits of Teleradiology Consulting

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Canada's Teleradiology Innovations: Improving Access and Diagnostic Accuracy

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EDITORIAL

Patient-Centered Evolution of Medical Transport

The rapid evolution of medical imaging is reshaping how health systems manage growing diagnostic pressures, and teleradiology has quietly become one of the most influential forces behind this shift. As hospitals grapple with rising case volumes and uneven access to radiology specialists, the demand for dependable remote reporting continues to climb.

Against this backdrop, some of the most trusted teleradiology consulting services are emerging from Canada, where the sector has seen rapid technological and professional advancement. These firms pair experienced, board-certified radiologists with secure, high-speed reporting platforms, allowing physicians to receive timely interpretations even during peak hours or overnight gaps. The result is a system that supports frontline clinicians while maintaining the accuracy patients depend on.

What distinguishes Canada’s leading providers is not just their technical capability but their collaborative approach. Rather than operating as distant vendors, they embed themselves into hospital processes, offering subspecialty insights, transparent communication, and round-the-clock availability. The partnership model has proven especially valuable for rural and underserved regions, where access to expert radiology can be inconsistent.

This edition of Healthcare Business Review Canada turns its focus to the organizations redefining this field. Through in-depth profiles and expert insights, the issue explores how leading teleradiology consultants are expanding access, improving response times, and supporting clinical teams for a more connected and resilient healthcare system across the country.

We hope this edition provides readers with meaningful insights into the forces reshaping teleradiology today. By examining the achievements and emerging practices of Canada’s leading consultants, we aim to guide healthcare decision-makers, spark informed dialogue, and highlight how remote radiology is becoming an essential driver of timely, equitable, and high-quality patient care.

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