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F&S Offers Final, Preliminary and Subspecialty Reports Day or Night

CLEVELAND, Oct. 23 /PRNewswire/ -- Franklin & Seidelmann Subspecialty Radiology (F&S) announces that it has expanded its subspecialty teleradiology business model to now offer final and preliminary night time interpretations via its acquisition of Apex Radiology, Coral Springs, FL.

With the acquisition, F&S becomes the industry's largest teleradiology provider of final reports, as well as the largest subspecialty teleradiology provider. The company's annual case volume is expected to be more than 800,000 final reports.

F&S provides clients around the country with a cost-effective strategy and flexible options to access subspecialty radiology expertise in the areas of musculoskeletal, neuroradiology, body, cardiac, oncological, pediatric and breast MR imaging. The Apex acquisition adds considerable strength and resources to F&S, including the addition of 25 radiologists who provide night time final and preliminary interpretations to bring its total radiologist count to more than 100. F&S will now provide its 250 clients with a combination of full-service teleradiology coverage and the subspecialty radiology expertise foundation that F&S was built upon. Clients rely on the high quality, clinically specific reports and proactive consultations to help them improve referring physician satisfaction, increase referrals and revenues, gain a competitive advantage and optimize radiologist staffing costs.

"The decision to expand our scope of services was a natural evolution of our business and one that was in fact driven by our clients themselves," explained F&S Chairman and Co-Founder Dr. Frank Seidelmann. "We have built tremendous credibility as a provider of high quality final subspecialty interpretations delivered in a collaborative manner; it was a logical move to expand into night time coverage so that a radiology group or a hospital could experience the convenience of a f
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