Radiology Management Solutions
Advancing Diagnostic Imaging for Seamless Patient Care

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adiology Management Solutions (RMS) is supporting the National Health Service (NHS) in its mission to deliver world-class healthcare. It is redefining diagnostic imaging by seamlessly blending expertise with innovation to bridge the gap between demand and efficiency.

The NHS faces challenges with radiology workforce shortages which are expected to increase, putting additional pressure on services. Rising demand for imaging—growing by 10 percent annually—exacerbates diagnostic delays, with many patients waiting over a month for results. Financial constraints further pressure hospitals to optimize resources while maintaining high-quality care.

RMS partners with NHS Trusts to enhance radiology capacity and efficiency through a comprehensive suite of diagnostic imaging services. This includes expert staffing and the hardware imaging solutions. Beyond these services, it spearheads the development of community diagnostic centers, creating accessible hubs for early detection and treatment.

“We are pleased that our team is so highly regarded by our NHS patients. Having a CT or MRI scan can be an overwhelming experience for many people. Our team works hard to make the scan as relaxing as possible, putting patients’ minds at ease,” stated Bill Bailey, clinical director.

Understanding that each NHS Trust has unique needs, RMS delivers fully customized solutions. For facilities seeking to maximize the capacity of their existing in-house resources, RMS provides highly skilled radiographers and clinical support staff. These professionals work alongside in-house teams during periods of peak demand to ensure radiology departments operate at their best, unlocking underutilized capacity, easing staff workloads and speeding up patient diagnostics.

To enhance diagnostic imaging capacity and reduce patient waiting times, RMS sources and supplies customized scanning hardware solutions including mobile, modular and hybrid MR and CT units. As a vendor-neutral supplier, RMS is not tied to any single manufacturer, allowing them to work with trusted supply chain partners or deal directly to provide state-of-theart scanners tailored to each Trust’s specific needs. These units are delivered and expertly installed on-site for seamless integration.

RMS ensures that access to this cutting-edge technology is not hindered by financial constraints. It empowers NHS Trusts with rent-to-own options that enable hospitals to integrate stateof-the-art diagnostic equipment without significant upfront investment. This approach maximizes financial efficiency while expanding diagnostic capabilities for high quality patient care.

In case a Trust needs support with the disposal of old or obsolete scanning equipment, RMS can facilitate a safe deinstallation. It has partnered with a specialist to ensure that outdated and unwanted NHS Trust scanning equipment is sustainably removed and responsibly recycled. Its tailored deinstallation plans meet the specific needs of each Trust and ensure that operations can resume as quickly as possible.

Strategic partnerships with leading NHS Trusts—including NHS Central Manchester University Hospitals, NHS Pennine Care, NHS Tameside and Glossop Integrated Care, and NHS Liverpool Heart and Chest Hospital—underscore RMS’s commitment to transforming radiology services across the UK. Industry recognition, such as the Excellence in Supply Awards, further highlights its dedication to innovation and excellence in diagnostic healthcare.

July 2024 marked a new milestone as RMS secured a contract to manage a Community Diagnostic Centre for a Lincolnshirebased NHS Trust. This initiative is set to enhance access to diagnostic services for the local population.

Through its comprehensive solutions and firm commitment to the NHS, Radiology Management Solutions continues to set new standards in diagnostic imaging. It ensures that healthcare providers have the tools, technology and expertise to deliver exceptional patient care. Across the UK, RMS is shaping the future of radiology—one scan at a time.