Colorado Imaging Associates and TRA Form Affiliated Radiology
Colorado Imaging Associates and TRA Medical Imaging announced in a press release the formation of Affiliated Radiology, a physician led radiology services organization. It will offer medical imaging providers shared PACS, clinical AI infrastructure, AI supported workflows, radiologist read capacity, subspecialty expertise and administrative services.
The two practices represent nearly 200 radiologists serving hospitals, imaging centers and communities across the Pacific Northwest and Rocky Mountain regions. Affiliated Radiology plans to expand nationally by adding imaging providers and partners while retaining local ownership and physician leadership.
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