News | Radiology Imaging | July 15, 2025

A next-generation operating system for smarter, scalable imaging services, where clinical expertise, advanced AI technology and cutting-edge innovation converge seamlessly


July 15, 2025 — Radiology Partners (RP), a provider of technology-enabled radiology services, has announced the launch of its new technology services division, Mosaic Clinical Technologies and MosaicOS, a proprietary, radiologist-driven platform designed to address emergent challenges facing the specialty, including rising imaging demand and a growing capacity gap. MosaicOS, a fully cloud- and AI-native operating system, seamlessly merges diagnostic technologies, AI-powered tools and smart workflows into a single scalable solution. This iterative, next generation architecture offers radiologists innovative new tools enhancing their ability to deliver excellent patient care faster and more accurately.

“MosaicOS represents an urgent call from our specialty,” said Dr. Nina Kottler, Associate Chief Medical Officer for Clinical AI at RP. “Demand is growing. Worklists are getting longer. While the pace of AI innovation is exciting, fragmented technologies create friction, forcing radiologists to toggle between systems and duplicate tasks, ultimately slowing care. MosaicOS rewrites the rules, connecting AI, clinical expertise and scalable technology into a single solution that empowers radiologists, restores focus to patient care and signals our commitment to shaping the future of our specialty.”

As imaging volumes rise, the radiologist shortage grows and costs escalate at unprecedented rates, hospitals and imaging centers across the country are under pressure to do more with less, often without the tools or service levels needed to keep pace. MosaicOS represents RP’s investment in solving this nationwide challenge. By streamlining operations and improving clinical capacity at scale, MosaicOS helps imaging providers enhance clinical outcomes while alleviating costs pressures, staffing challenges and workflow inefficiencies.

MosaicOS is designed by radiologists and developed by the largest collection of radiology-focused technology and AI professionals in the U.S. Purpose-built to support the future of imaging, MosaicOS offers customers of RP and Mosaic Clinical Technologies the ability to:

  • Unlock clinical capacity through advanced, integrated tools and AI-native design.
  • Accelerate and improve clinical quality and care delivery while reducing IT burden through rapid cloud-based deployment, enabling measurable impact in weeks, not months.
  • Deliver an intuitive, AI-driven experience that amplifies radiologist expertise and improves communication, clinical quality and care coordination.
  • Turn operational challenges into a competitive edge, designed to integrate with or replace imaging management and storage technologies, unlocking clinical impact, scalability and cost savings. Continually enhanced through leading clinical AI tools, MosaicOS helps our client partners grow, scale and lead in their communities.

MosaicOS initial advanced features lay the groundwork to modernize imaging care.

  • Mosaic Reporting: Combines ambient voice AI and large language model (LLM) technology to automatically structure reports, drastically reducing dictation time while allowing radiologists to spend more time focusing on the images. Mosaic Reporting is already live at multiple RP-affiliated practices, with a broader rollout planned throughout 2025–2026.
  • Mosaic Drafting: Applies a multimodal AI foundation model to pre-draft x-ray reports enabling radiologists to review, edit and sign. Streamlining routine tasks allows physicians to dedicate more time to complex, high-value work, enhancing both clinical quality and physician satisfaction. Mosaic Drafting is currently being implemented under Institutional Review Board protocols while actively pursuing FDA approval to support broader use and commercial availability.

Additional tools, including a centralized patient information hub with cutting-edge AI capabilities designed to streamline physician workflow and enhance clinical quality, will debut later this year, with many more innovations to follow as MosaicOS continues to expand its capabilities.

"This innovation isn’t just about simplifying workflows; it’s about unlocking clinical potential. By empowering radiologists to practice at the top of their license, MosaicOS™ allows radiologists to lead the specialty forward and set new standards for patient care while pioneering a model that can elevate the role of radiology in the healthcare system,” said said Dr. Krishna Nallamshetty, Chief Medical Officer at RP.

Throughout 2025 and 2026, MosaicOS will be strategically implemented by a team of clinical and technology experts to ensure continuity of patient care across RP’s national network of affiliated practices and key strategic clients. At every stage, its iterative design will allow for ongoing enhancements based on insights from physicians and alignment with client partners, ensuring the platform is continually shaped to empower the delivery of clinical excellence and improvement of patient care.

As MosaicOS continues to evolve, RP will further expand access to the platform commercially, offering it to hospitals, health systems and imaging centers. This step reflects RP’s commitment to raising the standard of imaging care across the specialty, not just within its affiliated practices.

For more information about Mosaic Clinical Technologies and MosaicOS, contact [email protected].


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