Report volumes by year and modality, the share of emergency reports, client structure and operational reach. Every figure includes a definition, source and date so that it can be independently checked and cited.
The figures below are cumulative from 2017 to 23 September 2026. Other indicators carry their own source date, given under each figure.
3,228,982reports of X-ray, CT, MRI and mammography studiescompany data, as of 23 September 2026
1,276,833reports requested as emergency (CITO; contractual turnaround up to 2 hours)company data, as of 23 September 2026
130+healthcare facilities in our client databasecompany data, client database, March 2026
about 60 of 251of Poland's hospital emergency departments (approximately 24%) receive reporting services from Telediagnosis251: RPRM registry, March 2026; about 60: company estimate; see methodology
From 1 January to 23 September 2026: 535,685 reports, including 240,757 emergency reports (the difference between the cumulative total and the sum of the years 2017–2025; company data).
Yearly data
Reports by year and modality, 2017–2026
One row per year: total reports, number and share of emergency reports, then the four modalities. The first quarter of 2026 is shown separately because the full-year 2026 dataset has not yet been finalised.
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Number of reports by year and modality, and number and share of emergency (CITO) reports (company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026)
Year
Total
Emergency
Emergency share
X-ray
CT
MRI
Mammography
2017
13,076
3,728
28.5%
9,658
3,327
2
0
2018
70,565
23,185
32.9%
51,321
14,888
3,169
0
2019
124,300
42,895
34.5%
74,510
38,180
8,695
51
2020
165,898
50,736
30.6%
104,914
51,772
7,346
170
2021
285,292
92,258
32.3%
174,353
99,079
10,772
1,088
2022
413,434
142,260
34.4%
243,099
139,780
28,072
2,483
2023
429,645
172,490
40.1%
218,639
166,621
41,522
2,863
2024
544,707
227,972
41.9%
276,076
215,488
47,441
5,702
2025
646,380
280,552
43.4%
337,910
242,455
61,237
4,778
Q1 2026
180,616
79,416
44.0%
97,845
65,716
15,506
1,547
Total, 2017 to March 2026
2,873,913
1,115,492
38.8%
1,588,325
1,037,306
223,762
18,682
Source: company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026. The “Total” column also includes 5,838 reports not assigned in the dataset to any of the four modalities (0.2% of the total): 2017: 89, 2018: 1,187, 2019: 2,864, 2020: 1,696, Q1 2026: 2. By that much the sum of the four columns is lower than the “Total” column in those rows. Emergency share is calculated against the yearly total.
The table currently ends with Q1 2026. Compared with the cumulative total of 3,228,982 reports as of 23 September 2026, it does not yet include 355,069 reports from 1 April to 23 September 2026. These will be added once the Q2 and Q3 2026 datasets have been finalised.
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
Share of emergency reports in the yearly total, 2017–2025company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
28.5%
32.9%
34.5%
30.6%
32.3%
34.4%
40.1%
41.9%
43.4%
201720182019202020212022202320242025
Share of emergency reports in the yearly total, 2017–2025 (company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026)
Year
Value (percent)
2017
28.5%
2018
32.9%
2019
34.5%
2020
30.6%
2021
32.3%
2022
34.4%
2023
40.1%
2024
41.9%
2025
43.4%
Growth
What changed between the first and the last full year
Comparison of 2017 with 2025, and of the last two full years.
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 in 2017 to 242,455 in 2025company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
+19%increase in total report volume in 2025 compared with 2024 (544,707 to 646,380)company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
+23%increase in emergency report volume in 2025 compared with 2024 (227,972 to 280,552)company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
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Structure of reports by modality in 2025
Modality
Reports in 2025
Share in 2025
X-ray (radiography)
337,910
52.3%
CT (computed tomography)
242,455
37.5%
MRI (magnetic resonance imaging)
61,237
9.5%
Mammography
4,778
0.7%
Total
646,380
100%
Source: company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026.
Emergency (CITO) priority
Studies where time matters
At Telediagnosis, emergency (CITO) is defined as a reporting priority with a contractual turnaround time of up to 2 hours from receipt of the study request in the teleradiology system. This priority is typically used for acute presentations such as suspected stroke, pulmonary embolism, major trauma or an acute abdomen.
768emergency reports on an average day in 2025 (280,552 in the year)company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
1,770reports of all priorities on an average day in 2025 (646,380 in the year)company data, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026
97%emergency (CITO) reports delivered to the facility within the contractual 2-hour turnaround timecompany data, 2017 to September 2026; definition: see methodology
Contractual target vs measured performance
How to interpret emergency turnaround claims
An individual report may be delivered in as little as 15 minutes. For an emergency department, however, the more meaningful measure is the proportion of all emergency studies, including those received at night, on Sundays and on public holidays, that are reported within the contractual turnaround time. That is why we publish the proportion of emergency reports delivered within the contractual 2-hour turnaround rather than our shortest individual reporting time: 97% over 2017 to September 2026 (1,276,833 emergency reports; definition in the methodology below). The contractual turnaround also forms the basis for contractual penalties, making it a measurable and enforceable service level rather than a marketing claim.
When comparing proposals, ask every provider for the same thing: the distribution of emergency turnaround times over the last 12 months (median and 90th percentile), the share of reports within the contractual time with the moment from which the time is counted, and the penalty mechanism. Claims without these three pieces of information are not comparable.
Clients and reach
Who uses our reports
Breakdown by facility type of the 115 healthcare facilities invoiced during January and February 2026. Our client database includes more than 130 partner healthcare facilities as of March 2026; some do not submit studies every month.
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Clients by type of facility (company data, invoices January–February 2026)
Type of facility
Number
Share
Independent public healthcare institutions (SPZOZ), including county hospitals
29
25.2%
Private healthcare networks and clinics
18
15.7%
General and municipal hospitals
16
13.9%
Public specialist hospitals
10
8.7%
Private outpatient providers (NZOZ) and clinics
10
8.7%
Healthcare complexes (ZOZ)
9
7.8%
County hospitals classified separately by entity name
8
7.0%
Regional hospitals (voivodeship hospitals)
8
7.0%
Diagnostic and radiology centres
4
3.5%
University hospitals and institutes
3
2.6%
Total
115
100%
72%of clients are public facilities (83 of 115): independent public healthcare institutions, county, municipal, regional, specialist and university hospitalscompany data, invoices January–February 2026
28%of clients are private and non-public facilities (32 of 115): healthcare networks, private outpatient providers, diagnostic centrescompany data, invoices January–February 2026
16 of 16regional branches of the National Health Fund (NFZ) in which we are registered as a subcontractorcompany data, March 2026
Sources and methodology
Where the figures come from and how we count them
Definitions and caveats needed to interpret the figures correctly.
Definitions
Report: one completed radiology report issued by a radiologist and delivered to the healthcare facility. We count reports rather than study requests: a single request covering two anatomical regions that results in two separate reports is counted as two reports.
Emergency (CITO): a request priority with a contractual turnaround of up to 2 hours from receipt of the study request in the teleradiology system; the priority and the time are written into the contract with the facility.
Emergency timeliness: the share of reports requested as emergency that were delivered to the facility within the contractual 2 hours (2017 to September 2026).
Invoiced facility: at least one invoice for January or February 2026; the client structure is based on 115 such facilities. Partner facility: a facility in the Telediagnosis client database (March 2026).
Year: calendar year based on the report date.
Sources and caveats
Report counts: the Telediagnosis teleradiology system, internal reporting dataset 2017–2026 (company data, not externally audited).
Client structure: invoices for January and February 2026, classified by legal form and the name of the entity on the invoice.
Hospital emergency departments: 251 active emergency departments according to the RPRM registry (Centrum e-Zdrowia, rprm.ezdrowie.gov.pl, March 2026); the number of emergency departments using our reports (about 60) is a company estimate based on the partner facility database and registry entries.
Updates: cumulative figures are updated to the stated cut-off date (currently 23 September 2026). Annual rows are updated once the full-year dataset has been finalised; quarterly rows are added once the relevant quarterly dataset has been finalised (last added: Q1 2026). Each figure carries the cut-off date of its source.
Citation
How to cite these data
Telediagnosis Sp. z o.o., “Operational scale in numbers”, telediagnosis.pl/en/results/ (Polish original: telediagnosis.pl/wyniki/), company data, as of 23 September 2026. When citing the number of hospital emergency departments, please also state: “251 emergency departments according to the RPRM registry, March 2026”. Figures from this page may be quoted in publications with the above attribution. Source tables can be provided to editors and procurement teams on request: biuro@telediagnosis.pl. Boilerplate and logo for publication: About us, company details.
