Our urgent reporting timeframes
1h
1-Hour Urgent Reporting
For high-priority cases requiring rapid clinical action — ideal during industrial action, winter or summer pressure, or unexpected surges in demand.
Helps manage bed clearance and corridor care
Reports delivered within 1 hour during daytime hours
Supports emergency and acute care pathways
Enables immediate escalation of critical or unexpected findings
Provides ad-hoc assistance to cover staff shortages, holidays, or unforeseen events
Works in partnership with NHS teams to maintain patient flow and reduce delays
4h
4-Hour Same-Day Reporting
For urgent cases that require the same-day turnaround — ideal for maintaining steady daytime throughput.
Reports delivered within 4 hours
Morning sessions: 4-hour reporting for routine urgent cases
Afternoon sessions: switch to 1-hour reporting for end-of-day clearance
Supports Emergency Departments, inpatient wards, and urgent referrals
Helps maintain patient flow and avoid delays in care
Assists with bed clearance and corridor management during pressure periods
Designed for urgent clinical pathways
Our service supports:
Emergency Departments - enabling faster decisions and reduced waiting times.
Daytime Urgent - ensuring timely reporting during peak daytime demand.
Acute Inpatient Services - helping teams discharge patients safely and free up beds.
Urgent GP and Community Referrals - improving access and continuity of care across pathways.
We work as an extension of your radiology team, helping to maintain safe and efficient patient pathways during peak demand.
How We Support You When You Need Help
We work in partnership with NHS hospitals to provide flexible, ad-hoc assistance whenever required — whether to cover annual leave, plan additional sessions, or help clear patient backlogs and relieve bed pressures.
Our radiologists integrate seamlessly with your clinical teams to maintain continuity of care and keep patient flow moving.
Why Choose Us
Keeps your hospital resilient during industrial action, seasonal pressures and unexpected surges in demand
Reduces corridor care and supports bed clearance for smoother patient flow
Provides ad-hoc support exactly when you need it most — covering leave, backlog, or surge sessions
Works as an extension of your radiology team, ensuring safe, efficient pathways and faster turnaround times
Helps maintain continuity of care and operational stability across all NHS settings
Talk to us about Day Time Urgent Reporting
To find out how our Day Time Urgent service can support your urgent radiology pathways, get in touch with our team today.
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