Every modality you run
X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, Doppler, echo, mammography, DEXA, OPG, PET-CT, nuclear medicine, fluoroscopy and IVP.
Radiology reportingsoftware
Part of the Cohezo Health lab software: scans booked like tests, DICOM images on the study, and signed reports on WhatsApp.
For diagnostic centres
Radiology is part of your lab software, not a second system
Pathology and radiology are one Cohezo Health lab software. The front desk books a scan the way it books a test, on the same bill, the radiographer uploads the images, and the radiologist reports and signs.
Every step is recorded on the study: who scanned it, who reported it, and when it was signed and sent.
The signed report goes to the patient on WhatsApp and into their records, where the referring doctor sees it next to their pathology results.
What's inside
Features
DICOM images on the study
Upload a .dcm file or a zipped series against the scan, open it in the viewer, and pick up to six key images to print on the report.
Signed reports on WhatsApp
The radiologist signs, and the report reaches the patient's WhatsApp, automatically on publish if you want it to.
One study
From the booking to the signed report
Each person works on the same study, so the report knows which images, which template and which radiologist it came from.
BookFront desk
ScanRadiographer
DICOM uploadRadiographer
ReportRadiologist
SignRadiologist
WhatsAppPatient
A radiographer can upload images but never write a report. Only a signatory radiologist can verify and publish.
Inside the lab software
From the scanner to the signed report
Worklist
Every scan, at its stage
Scanner, reporting, verified and published queues, with the images on each study, when the scan was done, by whom, and who reported it.
Publish & send
Signed, then on its way
A published report is printed or sent on WhatsApp from the study. A correction goes on as an addendum, never as a silent edit.
Templates
Your wording for every scan
Add scans from the catalogue and edit their wording once. Each template is versioned, and an issued report keeps the version it was written from.
Screens from the demo lab. The patient names are not real.
And around it
How a scan becomes a report
A study for every scan
Book scans like any test. Each scan on a booking becomes its own study, so an X-ray and an ultrasound on one visit are reported and signed separately.
Templates you start from, not type
Pick a scan from a ready-made catalogue and get its report boilerplate: indication, technique, findings, impression and recommendation. Edit it once; every report starts from your version.
An accession number when the scan is done
Marking the scan performed assigns the accession number. Contrast agent, dose and route, and safety notes, are recorded on the study.
Nothing unsigned goes out
A report moves from draft to verified to published. Only a signatory can verify and publish it, and it carries the radiologist's name, qualification and registration number.
Corrections as addenda
A published report is never edited. A correction is added as a dated, attributed addendum, and the report and its PDF are reissued as the next revision.
Filed in the patient's record
Publishing files the report into the patient's records with its PDF, alongside their pathology results, so the referring doctor sees both in one place.
Who does what
Roles that match your centre
Everyone signs in as themselves, so every upload, edit, signature and send is attributed.
| Capability | Front desk | Radiographer | Radiologist | Admin |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Book, print and send | ✓ | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Mark scans done and upload images | — | ✓ | — | ✓ |
| Write, sign and publish reports | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Add addenda | — | — | ✓ | ✓ |
| Templates, rooms and branding | — | — | — | ✓ |
Questions
Questions diagnostic centres ask
Which scans does it support?
X-ray, CT, MRI, ultrasound, Doppler, echo, mammography, DEXA, OPG, PET-CT, nuclear medicine, fluoroscopy and IVP.
How do I get DICOM images in?
Upload a .dcm file or a zip of a series against the study once the scan is marked done. Uploading the same series again is safe; it is not counted twice.
Who can see the images?
The lab that ran the scan and the doctor who referred the patient. Patients receive the signed report.
Can I change a report after it is published?
Not silently. You add an addendum, which is dated and attributed, and the report is reissued as a new revision.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. You can try Cohezo Health free on your own practice before you decide. Request a demo on WhatsApp and we'll set up your trial.
How much does it cost?
Pricing depends on your practice: how many doctors and branches you have, and which modules you need. Message us for a quote. Onboarding is free on every plan.
Does it work without internet?
No. Cohezo Health is fully online, so you need an internet connection. There is nothing to install: it runs in any browser, and there are mobile apps too.
Where is my data stored, and is it secure?
On cloud servers in India. Your data is encrypted and backed up securely, and everyone signs in with their own login, so every change is attributed to the person who made it.
Can I export my data?
Yes. On request we export your data as a JSON dump or as CSV files. If you ever cancel, you choose whether we export your data for you or delete it.
Can you move my data from the software I use today?
Yes. If you can export your data from your current software, we'll migrate it into Cohezo Health for you. Onboarding is free.
Also in the lab software
The rest of your centre
See it on your own scans
Request a demo on WhatsApp and we'll set up a free trial with your own scans. Onboarding is free.