How do we do this?

• With over 70 physicians highly trained in practice of Radiology and Vascular disease.
• With an organizational culture that understands that -beyond the latest technology - you want a personal experience.
• With teleRadia™ technology that connects all of our sites and physicians to maximize our collective sub-specialty knowledge. teleRadia™ allows intra group consultation on complex cases, provides sub-specialty expertise not available on-site, and emergency room coverage 24 hours a day, 365 days a year thus amplifying the experience and knowledge brought to bear on your examination.
• With wide geographic coverage. Radia physicians can be found in the greater Seattle area including Kirkland, Everett, Monroe, Whidbey Island as well as Wenatchee, WA.

How will we continue to provide these services?

• With an organizational goal to create the future of radiology and health care.

How is this goal translated into performance?

• Through clinical innovation. Recent additions include:
  • PET CT
  • 3T MR Imaging
  • Non-invasive cardiac imaging
• The ability to partner with other healthcare providers to create even greater clinical value to our patients and build stronger health care communities:
  • The creation and integration of a vascular surgery and interventional radiology group
  • Aligned relationships with our partner hospital
  • Multidisciplinary joint ventures

Mission

Collaborate to provide efficient patient-centered care.

Vision

Radia will be the most valued partner and sought-after employer in the Pacific Northwest, and will help shape the future of healthcare delivery through leadership in technology and talent.

Values

• Collaboration
• Innovation
• Transparency
• Resilience
• Compassion

History

On October 1, 1997, Puget Sound Radiology and Radiology Associates merged, forming the largest private practice radiology group in the Pacific Northwest. Both groups had served their respective territories (Radiology Associates in Snohomish County and Puget Sound Radiology in King County) for more than 50 years. The merger was undertaken to allow for economies of scale in operation and to better serve the growing population of the greater Puget Sound area. As an outgrowth of our belief in the collaborative model, we have brought vascular surgeons into the group to partner with our interventional radiologists to form a more effective means of delivering vascular care.