The American College of Radiology (ACR) is a national organization of imaging experts. ACR accreditation is voluntary — a center chooses to have its work reviewed by other professionals in the field. To earn it, a center submits real patient images along with detailed information about its equipment, its safety practices, and the training and licensing of its staff. Reviewers check all of it against national standards, and the accreditation has to be renewed on a regular schedule, so those standards must be met again and again.

In plain terms: an outside group of experts has looked closely at how we take your images and how we keep you safe. Here is what that means when you come in for a scan.

Starling Health is an ACR-accredited imaging center. We hold ourselves to that standard in everything we do — from the equipment in our exam rooms to the radiologists who read your images. If you have any questions about your exam, please ask us. We are happy to walk you through it.