Terms of use
Plain limits for an informational website
This website explains DLA Imaging, teleradiology workflows, radiology concepts, and non-clinical business pathways. It does not provide medical or legal advice, create a physician-patient or attorney-client relationship, receive clinical work, or replace a signed facility agreement.
At a glance
What these terms cover
- The site is educational and business-facing, not a clinical service or emergency channel.
- The ordering clinician remains responsible for patient-specific medical guidance.
- A signed agreement and approved operating procedures govern any facility service.
- The public site makes no universal claim about service levels, credentials, coverage, security controls, AI, or recruiting terms.
What may this website be used for?
Visitors may learn about DLA Imaging, general teleradiology concepts, aggregate reading areas, facility integration questions, report structure, coverage context, and non-clinical contact paths. Content may not be used as patient-specific diagnosis, treatment, ordering, legal strategy, credential verification, or service authorization.
No page establishes that a particular service level, schedule, credential, security control, AI product, client relationship, or recruiting term applies to a facility unless its applicable agreement says so.
Public descriptions are general and do not authorize clinical work or establish facility-specific obligations.
What relationship does use of the site create?
Viewing or using this site does not create a physician-patient, radiologist-patient, attorney-client, employment, contractor, vendor, or facility-service relationship. Professional and business relationships begin only through the appropriate approved process and applicable agreement.
The site cannot verify identity, authority, consent, licensure, credentialing, or clinical context.
Do not rely on it for an emergency, urgent finding, report amendment, order, record request, or deadline.
How should educational content be interpreted?
Educational pages summarize general concepts and may cite external authorities. They do not cover every exception or individual circumstance. The ordering clinician chooses an exam and explains patient-specific meaning; qualified legal counsel addresses legal questions; facility agreements define actual operating obligations.
DLA Imaging aims to correct substantive errors and date meaningful revisions. External sources remain subject to their own scope and update practices.
External sources remain subject to their own terms and may change.
How may site materials and third-party names be used?
The site’s original text, illustrations, marks, and code may not be copied or reused in a way that implies authorization, endorsement, or a clinical relationship. Third-party names and marks remain the property of their respective owners.
These website terms do not state a governing-law or venue rule for a separate facility or professional agreement; the applicable signed agreement controls its own terms.
Nothing on the site grants rights to patient data, client materials, competitor assets, or a third party’s mark.
FAQ
Common questions
Does this site provide medical advice?
No. It provides general education. Patient-specific questions belong with the clinician who ordered the examination.
Does using the site create a professional relationship?
No. It does not create a physician-patient, attorney-client, employment, contractor, vendor, or facility-service relationship.
Do website statements replace a facility contract?
No. A signed agreement and approved operating procedures govern actual coverage, service levels, credentialing, escalation, and responsibilities.
May patient information be submitted?
No. The site does not accept patient identifiers, images, reports, orders, diagnoses, symptoms, or other clinical information.