Starting every patient journey with the right first step
Ensuring patients receive the right diagnosis is the most efficient way to improve outcomes and eliminate wasted spending. Covera Health empowers all stakeholders with proven quality analytics to make it happen.
Starting every patient journey with the right first step
Ensuring patients receive the right diagnosis is the most efficient way to improve outcomes and eliminate wasted spending. Covera Health empowers all stakeholders with proven quality analytics to make it happen.
Addressing a leading cause of wasted healthcare spending
An estimated one-third of healthcare dollars are wasted. Much of that is attributed to inefficient delivery of care or delivery of unnecessary care to patients—both possible consequences of misdiagnosis.8
Our analytics platform generates robust measures of diagnostic accuracy across pathologies and patient types.
These data help radiologists validate accuracy relative to peers, fostering continuous improvement.
And it allows us to pair patients with radiologists who excel at diagnosing their specific issue.
Helping you ensure patients get the right diagnosis from the start, improving lives and reducing costs.
Covera Health is scaling local radiology centers of excellence nationwide
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Further your understanding
of drivers of quality radiology
The origins of radiology misdiagnosis are diverse, ranging from issues with image quality to differences in interpretation between radiology providers. 9
The strength and resolution of older imaging devices vary widely.
In the lower quality image, individual nerve roots and organ tissue are difficult to see.
Nerve Roots
Organ Tissue
Errors in interpretation can send patients down the wrong path.
Failure to describe the muscle atrophy accompanying this rotator cuff tear represents a missed chance to flag that the patient may be a poor candidate for surgery and unlikely to recover well.
Imaging center protocols often prioritize speed over coverage.
When MRI sections are widely spaced, interpretation is more difficult and radiologists can miss important information.
