Accreditation and Inspections

Accreditation guidance within reach

Every breast imaging facility must be accredited by the FDA to legally perform testing, and reaccreditation comes due every three years. The process is bureaucratic, time-consuming and unforgiving of missed details. It regularly prevents competent providers from doing the clinical work they're trained for.

Kearney Radiology guides facilities through the intricacies, helping you avoid the snags that cost application cycles. With over 30 years of combined experience, the team can help your facility meet MQSA and state requirements and pass inspections.

Inspection readiness that runs all year

Passing an annual state inspection is mostly about what your facility recorded during the preceding twelve months. Our Mammography Tracking System accumulates the required data, graphs and reports automatically, so your technologists aren't reconstructing a year of records in the weeks before an inspector arrives.

Experience from both sides of the process

The organization's guidance is informed by Dr. Kearney's experience directing breast imaging programs that were subject to these same inspections and helping new facilities reach first-time accreditation. That perspective changes the guidance from a checklist into judgment about what inspectors actually weigh.