Teleradiology is a key means for optimization of radiology workflow, by bringing the images to the radiologist. Teleradiology is the electronic transmission of diagnostic imaging studies from one location to another for the standard of analysis and consultation. Teleradiology systems is classified to image transfer to a remote workstation. Teleradiology offers the network infrastructure and services to assist the secure and reliable exchange of medical images between members of the medical network. As a member of GCI ConnectMD, you have access to a range of service providers who can offer radiological interpretations, reads, and consultations. GCI ConnectMD provides you with access to better patient care in ambulatory or emergency situations. It is not possible to contact reports or images from older studies, or to create new reports of current cases. A digital imaging system (computed radiography, digital radiography, film scanner, ultrasound, CT scanner, or MRI scanner) that generates images in the DICOM format.Teleradiology systems should give bi-directional image transfer , image annotation, the possibility to create and send back text reports, and access to previous reports. It becomes increasingly important that teleradiology systems are conformant to the DICOM standard.The advanced teleradiology services(ATS)3 is similar in temperament to the DICOM standard and is based on the functional model of the standard. It obtains current images which is straightforward, the ATS supports recovering of correlative images, studies and reports. Feature of ATS is the review of images which is bearred with flexible image firmness to keep the demand for bandwidth minimal. Teleradiology accepts images from different sources, such as imaging modalities, radiological viewing stations, digital archives, video cameras and stores them in a local database management system.The image screening functionality allows the user to display and examine the images in several customs.Teleradiology, the ability to interpret imaging data acquired from a different location, has provided rural and medically underserved areas with consultation services. Teleradiology has also extended to busy urban medical centers for overnight coverage of imaging services. Teleradiology services also can be provided to U.S. medical centers from international locations. Demand for teleradiology outsourcing specifically in the US is high. There are approximately 3,000 hospitals in the United States, which lack the technology for teleradiology. This translates into a huge market for teleradiology outsourcing in India. Teleradiology can add a functional layer to PACS?and indeed is incorporated on some level or another in almost every PACS.Teleradiology is quite capable of holding its own. Teleradiology is an output method, not a linking system. PACS is not a required element for teleradiology, which also can be purchased as a stand-alone system. Teleradiology can add a functional layer to PACS?and really is incorporated on some level or another in almost every PACS.Teleradiology is quite capable of holding its own. Teleradiology offers the opportunity to simultaneously improve medical care delivery and improve the quality of work life for radiologists. Creative application of Teleradiology can also pick up productivity and consequently the financial well being of radiologists as well. Radiologists in the United States have previously adopted Teleradiology into their practices to attain substantial portions of these benefits. The report is one of the most extensive efforts yet to document the Teleradiology services of hospital and medical facilities in this region. The report includes analysis and interpretation and the summary of the findings generated from this first regional survey. Teleradiology also contains an appendix providing technological guidelines for implementing a Teleradiology program.