We built Telediagnosis around one idea: radiology expertise available whenever it is needed.
Telediagnosis is a teleradiology company in Poland that brings together specialist radiologists, technology and round-the-clock operational support in a single system, so that distance no longer determines access to specialist diagnostic expertise. Today, that means more than 190 radiologists, over 130 partner healthcare facilities and more than 3.2 million X-ray, CT, MRI and mammography reports delivered since 2017.
Nine years of growth, driven by acute and emergency care
Telediagnosis grew primarily in the parts of the healthcare system where access to radiologists is most challenging: county hospitals and hospital emergency departments. The annual figures show both the scale and the changing profile of that growth.
Reports per year, 2017–2025company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
13k
71k
124k
166k
285k
413k
430k
545k
646k
201720182019202020212022202320242025
Reports per year, 2017–2025 (company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026)
Year
Value (reports)
2017
13,076
2018
70,565
2019
124,300
2020
165,898
2021
285,292
2022
413,434
2023
429,645
2024
544,707
2025
646,380
49-foldincrease in annual report volume, from 13,076 in 2017 to 646,380 in 2025company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
73-foldincrease in annual CT report volume, from 3,327 to 242,455company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
43.4%share of emergency (CITO) reports in 2025, versus 28.5% in 2017company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
Reading the data
What this growth means
The structure of growth reflects our client profile: 72% of the 115 facilities invoiced in January–February 2026 are public-sector providers (company data) and Telediagnosis provides reporting services to about 60 of Poland's 251 hospital emergency departments (251: emergency department records in the RPRM system, as of 6 October 2026; about 60: company estimate). The rising share of emergency reports shows that healthcare facilities rely on us not only for routine reporting, but increasingly for acute studies whose findings may influence treatment decisions within hours. The scope is growing in parallel: alongside radiography and CT, magnetic resonance (61,237 MRI reports in 2025) and studies requiring a subspecialist make up a growing share. In total, by September 2026 we had delivered over 3.2 million reports (company data, as of 23 September 2026).
2Who is responsible
Board, executive team and clinical oversight
Six people lead the company, manage relationships with healthcare facilities and radiologists, and oversee reporting quality.
Piotr Nguyen-Słowiński
Board Member, co-owner
Responsible for strategy, technology and innovation, including AI projects, company development and key partnerships.
Anna Taciak
Board Member, co-owner
Responsible for finance and budgeting, including financial planning, management control and the company's long-term financial stability.
Prof. Jerzy Walecki
Medical Consultant
Conducts the monthly medical audit of reports: around 30 randomly selected reports are reviewed on a scale of 1 to 5, with feedback to the reporting radiologist. The Medical Director reviews the audit reports and results on an ongoing basis.
Marcin Ambroziak
Managing Director, Healthcare Facilities and Contracts
Responsible for relationships with healthcare facilities, from the first call to day-to-day contract management.
Kamila Karczewska
General Director, Radiologist Relations and Team Operations
Responsible for relationships with radiologists and for team organisation: recruitment, working conditions and communication.
Dr Magdalena Hevelke
Medical Director
Oversees reporting quality and the medical team, including report reviews and the handling of clinical queries or complaints from facilities. Questions concerning a report are referred back to the reporting radiologist for review.
3How we work
A reporting centre that operates around the clock
Every radiology report is a physician's work, but delivering it on time also depends on the organisation around the reporting process. Every healthcare facility and radiologist is supported by a defined operational team, reachable through a single phone number and e-mail address.
Over 190 specialist radiologists report remotely on workstations with diagnostic monitors. Between several and a dozen or more radiologists are on duty at any given time, so emergency studies do not depend on the availability of a single radiologist, while difficult cases can be discussed within the wider team, including with relevant subspecialists (company data, 2026). At peak times, on-call studies are triaged by radiology residents.
Around the clock
24/7 coordination and medical support
Medical coordinators trained in radiography are the first point of contact for radiologists and healthcare facilities, around the clock. They keep track of turnaround times for emergency (CITO) studies and the allocation of studies to on-call radiologists, pass urgent requests from facilities on to radiologists, respond via chat and phone, and help with day-to-day matters relating to studies and software. Where an issue needs a radiologist or an IT specialist, they pass it to the right person and follow it through to a response.
Working days
Rotas and routine studies
The team prepares radiologists' on-call rotas and routine reporting schedules and keeps studies flowing smoothly to reporting. It makes sure the radiologist receives a complete request together with the available clinical information and relevant prior imaging.
Working days
Account managers and onboarding
Every healthcare facility has its own account manager: from the proposal, through the contract and onboarding, to staff training and ongoing changes to service scope. One person who knows the facility, the scope of cooperation and the contract.
Around the clock
IT and integrations
Telediagnosis runs more than 80 active HL7 integrations across Poland (company data, as of 23 September 2026) and works on the Radpoint teleradiology platform, which also handles the HL7 CDA documents that facilities submit to the national P1 platform.
A dedicated IT team manages DICOM and HL7 integrations with RIS/PACS systems, configures and maintains radiologists' reporting workstations, and looks after the cloud infrastructure and technical security. Urgent issues are handled by the 24/7 coordination desk.
Working days
Billing and administration
The team prepares monthly statements of completed reports and invoices for healthcare facilities, handles settlements with radiologists, prepares documents for contracts and for National Health Fund (NFZ) registration, and handles HR matters. Statements and invoices for facilities are prepared by the 5th day of the following month.
Working days
Data protection and quality
Data protection is overseen by the Data Protection Officer, and cooperation with healthcare facilities also covers data processing agreements and legal support. Telediagnosis has a certified ISO 9001:2015 quality management system, and the vendor of the Radpoint teleradiology system holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 certification. Contact details for the Data Protection Officer: privacy policy (in Polish).
4Company
Company details for procurement and contracting
The information public healthcare providers typically verify before contracting and include in procurement documentation.
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Registration details of Telediagnosis Sp. z o.o.
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Value
Full legal name
Telediagnosis Spółka z ograniczoną odpowiedzialnością
ul. Obornicka 330, 60-689 Poznań (first registered office, where the company started); ul. Nowogrodzka 12/4, 00-511 Warsaw. The company now operates only from the registered office above and has no office in Poznań.
National Court Register (KRS)
0000650269, registered on 1 December 2016, Sąd Rejonowy dla m.st. Warszawy w Warszawie, XII Wydział Gospodarczy Krajowego Rejestru Sądowego
Tax identification number (NIP)
9721268453
EU VAT number
PL9721268453
REGON
365981200
D-U-N-S number
539468597
Share capital
PLN 100,000
Representation
each Board Member may represent the company independently
Healthcare provider register (RPWDL)
000000191873
In operation
since 2017 (first reports; company data)
Certificates
ISO 9001:2015 (the whole company): certificate no. 4804703, scope “teleradiology services”, issued by LL-C (Certification) Czech Republic a.s., valid from 29 May 2026 to 28 May 2029, certified continuously since 15 February 2021; validity can be checked in IAF CertSearch by certificate number or on the certification body's website with code D3AE59BB-3A7. ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and the other Radpoint certificates are held by the system vendor, not by the company (see below). Copies of certificates on request
Radpoint system
Reports are produced in the Radpoint Platform teleradiology system by Radpoint Sp. z o.o. (Katowice, KRS 0000464006), a separate company. Vendor certificates issued by LL-C (Certification) Czech Republic a.s.: ISO/IEC 27001:2022 (information security management system) no. 4802368, valid from 21 August 2024 to 20 August 2027; ISO 9001:2015 (quality management system) no. 4802368, valid from 21 August 2024 to 20 August 2027; ISO 13485:2016 (quality management system for medical devices) no. 4802367, valid from 23 January 2025 to 22 January 2028; ISO/IEC 27001 and ISO 9001 certification since 21 August 2018. Radpoint Platform is a Class I medical device under Regulation (EU) 2017/745 (MDR; manufacturer's EU declaration of conformity dated 5 January 2026). Certificate validity can be checked by number in IAF CertSearch
National Health Fund (NFZ)
subcontractor registered with all 16 regional branches
Contracts with healthcare facilities are concluded by Telediagnosis Sp. z o.o., which operates the teleradiology system, 24/7 coordination and integrations. Telediagnosis Apex Sp. z o.o. and Telediagnosis Vision Sp. z o.o. are separate healthcare providers within the group, entered in the RPWDL register. Under the cooperation agreements they provide medical supervision of examinations and the assessment and reporting of diagnostic imaging examinations, within the scope of those agreements.
Telediagnosis Apex Sp. z o.o.: NIP 5213632301, KRS 0000423922, REGON 146163097, RPWDL 000000261926, ul. Szczęsna 26, 02-454 Warszawa, Poland; telediagnosis-apex.pl
Telediagnosis Vision Sp. z o.o.: NIP 7011111698, KRS 0000999036, REGON 523487879, RPWDL 000000262421, ul. Tytusa Chałubińskiego 8, 00-613 Warszawa, Poland
For the media and partners
Data and statements for publication
We provide journalists, editors and conference organisers with current, sourced figures on our operational scale, as well as statements from members of the Board and medical leadership. Enquiries: biuro@telediagnosis.pl with the subject “media”.
Boilerplate: Telediagnosis Sp. z o.o. (Warsaw) has reported X-ray, CT, MRI and mammography studies remotely for over 130 healthcare facilities in Poland since 2017, around the clock. By 23 September 2026 it had delivered over 3.2 million reports (company data) and provides reporting services to about 60 of Poland's 251 hospital emergency departments (251: emergency department records in the RPRM system, as of 6 October 2026; about 60: company estimate). Name in running text: Telediagnosis (one word, capital T). Logo: for light backgrounds, for dark backgrounds.
5Contact
One number, around the clock
The customer service office answers day and night, including public holidays. Healthcare facilities and radiologists use separate forms so that each enquiry reaches the right team immediately.
