Epic Radiant review
A radiology information system for coordinating exams, reporting, follow-up, and performance.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Radiology teams in mid-market and enterprise healthcare organizations may consider Epic Radiant for coordinating work across an exam’s lifecycle. The application covers scheduling, technologist and nurse workflows, exam performance and resulting, as well as radiologist study prioritization and reporting. It also tracks actionable findings and follow-up procedures, giving departments a way to connect exam work with subsequent actions. Radiant is a radiology information system within Epic’s broader healthcare software offering, rather than a PACS product.
Its workflow scope is the main reason to evaluate it: scheduling and staff guidance sit alongside reporting, follow-up tracking, and dashboards for department and individual performance. Those functions address operational coordination as well as radiologist work. Radiant also has interfaces that send orders and results to PACS and other external systems, so organizations can connect radiology information workflows with systems beyond Radiant. Buyers should assess how those interfaces fit their existing environment; the product information establishes interfaces, not a built-in diagnostic viewer or PACS capability.
Pricing is based on contacting sales, so organizations should expect to discuss their requirements directly rather than compare published plan tiers. Radiant may suit larger organizations seeking a broad radiology workflow application, particularly where exam coordination, reporting, follow-up, and performance oversight are priorities. It is a weaker fit for a buyer seeking PACS or diagnostic image viewing as part of the product, or for a team focused only on one narrow radiology task. Buyers who need those capabilities should assess a separate PACS or viewer solution alongside Radiant.
Epic Radiant pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Coordinates scheduling and exam workflows for technologists and nurses
- Supports study prioritization, reporting, and follow-up procedure tracking
- Dashboards show department and individual performance
- Where it doesn't
- Does not provide PACS functionality
- Pricing requires contacting sales
- Relies on interfaces to send orders and results to PACS and other systems
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