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Proposal · Ultrasound final reads

Ultrasound reporting for Quinn Functional Health

Board-certified radiologist final signed reports for a cash-pay functional medicine clinic, priced per report with no minimum and no platform fee.

$44 a report · Under 24 hours · First 5 free
Prepared for
Tara Villanueva, Owner
Quinn Functional Health · Seguin, Texas
Prepared by
Rafael Vieira · Chief Executive Officer
Abhijeet R. · Chief Operating Officer
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Following
Discovery call, 30 July 2026
Dated
31 July 2026
Pricing held to
30 September 2026
Target go-live
Before your 31 August 2026 soft opening
Confidential
AstraRad · Quinn Functional Health · I · What we understood
I

What we understood from your call

Quinn Functional Health opens 31 August 2026 as a cash-pay, membership-model functional medicine clinic. You see the stage three and four oncology patients yourself; your PAs see everyone else. Patients move through advanced testing, nutrition, nurse coaching, IV and ozone therapy, hyperbarics and red light, then return three to four weeks later.

You bought a Butterfly IQ3 to scan at the point of care, and you are RVT and ARRT(S) credentialed, so the scanning is not the problem. You need the other half: an official report signed by a US board-certified radiologist that a patient's oncologist or rheumatologist will not question.

The requirement is the visit cycle, not the clock

Not a STAT situation, you said — two to three weeks is fine, because the report only has to be in hand when the patient returns. We quote our routine tier of under 24 hours anyway, so a report never holds up a visit, and a scan that changes a plan reaches you the same day.

II

Scope of service

General and limited vascular ultrasound, signed as final reports:

In scopeTypical exams
AbdominalComplete and limited abdomen, liver, gallbladder and biliary, renal and retroperitoneal
Small partsThyroid, soft tissue neck, scrotal, superficial masses
PelvicProstate and bladder, transabdominal
VascularCarotid duplex, lower extremity venous duplex for DVT

Out of scope at your request: transvaginal, obstetric, musculoskeletal and echocardiography — same panel, same rate ladder, so adding them later is an email. Transrectal prostate imaging needs an endocavitary probe the IQ3 lacks, so prostate work here is transabdominal.

AstraRad · Quinn Functional Health · II · Scope of service
One clinical caution, offered early

A membership clinic usually ends up wanting carotid screening in a wellness panel, so it is worth knowing the USPSTF recommends against it in asymptomatic adults with no history of stroke or TIA. Cash removes the coverage argument, not the standard-of-care one, and an incidental finding on a study you did not need creates a workup you own. For a symptomatic patient it is a different conversation, and we read those all day.

Every study returns structured — history, technique, comparison, findings and a numbered impression — electronically signed by the reading radiologist with name and credentials. There is no preliminary tier.

The value is not that a report exists. It is whose name is on it.

An ABR-certified signature is the version an oncologist puts in a chart
III

How the work runs

AstraRad · Quinn Functional Health · III · How the work runs

Delivery into Cerbo

We checked rather than assumed. Cerbo publishes a documented API for pushing documents into a chart, and signed report PDFs go through it.

Cerbo is not ONC-certified and offers no FHIR, so the document API is the right path, not a shortcut. Portal PDF delivery works from the first study regardless. Confirmed against your tenant at onboarding.

What we need from the sonographer

The standard technologist worksheet: indication and history, measurements, laterality, and what you saw at the bedside that the images will not show. We send templates, or read yours.

Carotid duplex is worth agreeing first: the ACR parameter expects angle-corrected peak-systolic and end-diastolic velocities at multiple levels each side, the one place a handheld probe needs deliberate technique. Your IQ3's presets support angle correction, so it is a protocol conversation, not an equipment problem. You also get a small named reading group and a direct line for case discussion.

IV

Turnaround

Turnaround is contractual, not an average we hope to hit. Miss a tier on a study and that study carries a per-report credit.

Routine · your tier, no multiplier Under 24 hours
Urgent, if you ever need it Under 4 hours
STAT, if you ever need it Under 1 hour

Urgent and STAT are available on any study at 1.25× and 1.75× the per-report price. 99.4% of reports landed inside their SLA tier over the trailing 12 months; median STAT turnaround is 28 minutes, measured monthly.

AstraRad · Quinn Functional Health · V · Pricing
V

Pricing

Per signed report, in USD. No minimum volume, no platform fee, no onboarding or per-seat charge. If we do not sign a report, you do not pay for it.

Studies per monthPer signed report
Up to 100 Your tier$44
101 – 200$39
201 – 500$33
500+$29

Cross a tier in a month and the lower rate applies to that month — no commitment, no renegotiation. At the 40 to 50 studies you quoted that is $1,760 to $2,200 a month, or $1,980 in your first month once the five free reports are deducted. You suspect you will scan more; at 120 studies it is $4,680, and the price follows you down.

Why low volume costs more per report

You have friends quoting $25, and it is a fair question. The work inside one report does not get cheaper with volume: the read, the subspecialty routing, the peer-review sampling, the Texas licensure, the malpractice cover and the signature cost the same at 40 studies a month as at 400. Volume only spreads the fixed cost further.

So compare what is attached to the number. At $25, ask: final signed or preliminary; licensed in Texas; malpractice behind the read; turnaround credits in writing; and can you reach the radiologist. DocPanel publishes only $199 per study, for consumer second-opinion reads.

Your first 5 reports are free

Exactly as Rafael offered on the call: five signed reports at no charge, on real studies. Full final reports, not samples — usable clinically. Billing starts at report six.

AstraRad · Quinn Functional Health · VI · Compliance
VI

Compliance, licensure and cover

Texas licensure

Texas treats the practice of medicine as happening where the patient is, so a radiologist reading a patient in Seguin needs a full Texas medical license. Since 2017 the Texas Medical Board no longer issues its out-of-state telemedicine license, and grandfathered ones converted on 1 September 2024. No shortcut exists.

HIPAA and your BAA

A signed business associate agreement is in place before any patient data moves, with no pilot-data exception. Encryption in transit and at rest, a SHA-256 hash on every image, role-scoped access, an append-only audit log, documented breach notification. No patient data is ever used for marketing, resale or model training.

Malpractice and quality
$1M / $3MPer claim / annual aggregate

Professional liability cover, with per-state endorsements for every state we read into; certificate available before you sign. One report in twenty is double-read blind by a second subspecialist, major discrepancy under 0.3%, reported monthly alongside turnaround and SLA compliance.

Credentialing

Cash-pay means payer credentialing is not on your critical path. If you later bill insurance, our licensure position is unchanged.

Two items for your own side

The diagnostic study needs a licensed practitioner as ordering provider — most naturally your PAs under delegated authority — and that belongs in your protocol before the first scan. Texas also has a corporate-practice-of-medicine doctrine on how a business not owned by a physician handles a physician's professional fee, exactly the fact pattern of a cash-pay clinic charging a price that includes an interpretation. Well-trodden structures exist and nothing here changes; both are worth a conversation with your attorneys.

For scale: 600,000 reads a year, 240 subspecialists in ten subspecialties, 24/7/365, room for 25,000 more studies a month and no waitlist. A 40 to 50 study month is not a volume we need you to justify.

AstraRad · Quinn Functional Health · VII · Getting live
VII

Getting live before 31 August

StageWhat happensOwner
Days 1–3BAA and service agreement signed; reading group assigned, portal accounts created.AstraRad
Days 3–5Butterfly Cloud set up; DICOM forwarding and Doppler confirmed, route configured.Joint
Days 5–10Test study end to end, worksheets agreed, then your first live signed reports.Joint

First signed report within 10 business days of countersignature; Cerbo delivery follows once the inbound path is confirmed. Sample reports, de-identified, follow separately as Abhijeet promised.

VIII

Terms and acceptance

Rate
$44 per signed report, up to 100 a month
Free reports
First 5 signed reports at no charge
Fees
No minimum, platform or onboarding charge
Turnaround
Routine under 24 hours, credit if missed
Contract
Month-to-month or 1 year; 60-day exit
Compliance
Signed BAA first; $1M / $3M; Texas readers
Billing
Monthly invoice, or a prepaid wallet

Signing starts onboarding, not a volume commitment. Pricing holds through 30 September 2026; the agreement is the signed MSA and BAA, by e-signature.

Accepted for Quinn Functional Health
Signature
NameTara Villanueva
Date
Accepted for AstraRad
Signature
NameRafael Vieira
Date

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