Our journey began in 2010 with a mission to streamline the sharing of cases and images between veterinarians, radiologists, and specialty and emergency veterinary hospitals. Over the years, Vetology has evolved into a leading provider of teleradiology services, trusted by over 3,000 customers and counting.

In 2017, we embarked on an exciting new chapter, focusing on cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) development. Our goal was clear: harness AI's power to create a tool that offers advanced, automated radiograph analysis. We envisioned AI as a solution to enhance efficiency for busy veterinary practitioners, providing accurate and swift diagnostic insights.

As we step into 2024, our commitment remains unwavering. We believe in blending the critical human touch in veterinary medicine with the latest AI advancements. We continue to expand and refine our platform to support efficiency in the diagnostic pathway, clinic workflows, and empower both new and seasoned veterinarians.

Vetology currently has a 92% match rate between the computer-generated report compared to a radiologist’s findings.  As the quantity of images increases and corresponding case-write-ups are added the percentage will continue to improve overtime. 

Don't take our word for it though: Read our published peer-reviewed studies!

At Vetology, we actively encourage doctors and institutions who are interested in conducting research on our platform to contact us. 

Yes, absolutely! Built into the platform is the ability to send the images to multiple platforms. The preferred model is for customers to leverage the platform for the computer-generated evaluation and follow up as needed for in-depth case review by a member of our board-certified radiology team. 

The Radiologist Screening Reports are emailed promptly within minutes of completing the image upload, and available under "Documents" on our platform, where they can be viewed at any time. 

The speed is based on the clinic’s network environment and number of images being sent.  Based on a typical cable bandwidth, customers are generally receiving reports delivered within 5 - 10 minutes of all the images being successfully uploaded. 

Yes! For the most part: Vetology is a modern API-based platform that allows for seamless integration between our platform and external systems.  In simple terms, an API serves as a communication bridge between different software applications, enabling them to share data securely and efficiently.

Integrating Vetology's API with your practice management system offers several benefits, including streamlining workflows, and a more cohesive experience for your team and clients. By syncing critical information between platforms, you can eliminate redundant data entry tasks and ensure that your systems are always up-to-date.

If you choose to move forward, contact us and let us know.  If your PMS that has an API integration - most, but not all, do - we'll need you to initiate the process with your rep. They will generate an API key (a string of numbers usually) and share it with you. This key acts as a secure access token that allows Vetology to communicate directly with your practice management system. Once we receive the API key, our team will work to ensure a smooth integration process. 

Great question! At the time of writing this, the capability does not exist. But it's on our radar as a future feature or software enhancement! 

Connectivity is setup strictly for the existing digital imaging system to push DICOM images to Vetology via the LION.

Vetology only captures the DICOM information already embedded within the case.  This is to allow the evaluation report to be distinguished between other reports.

The Vetology platform is a multi-tenant environment.  A shared database exists for all images and cases.  Each customer is only able access their own images and cases.

Vetology is a software as a Service (SaaS).  The application is based on standard web-services that deliver content on modern HTML5 browsers such as Chrome and Firefox.

The ACVR is aware of Vetology’s work in AI and machine learning. We believe the technology and market is in its infancy and their participation is evolving as the market grows. Like Vetology AI, both the ACVR, and its human medicine counterpart, the American College of Radiology (ACR), have positions on AI that embraced responsible development of AI applications as part of radiology’s future. 

Read more about their position on the ACVR website.