5C Network is India's leading AI-powered radiology platform. We use Next-Gen AI to make medical diagnoses faster, more accurate, and more accessible. We're the most widely deployed medical imaging AI in India, serving 2,000+ hospitals across 300+ cities. Scale: 200,000+ scans/month - 1M+ reports/year - 5 of top 10 Indian hospitals

What problem does 5C Network solve?

India has only 1 radiologist per 100,000 people, causing diagnostic delays of 48+ hours. We've reduced this to 39-42 minutes using AI, making quality radiology accessible across India, especially in Tier-II and Tier-III cities. Impact: 3 million+ hours of patient wait time eliminated, 1.5% of Indians served

Who founded 5C Network and how big is the company?

Founded by Kalyan Sivasailam (Forbes 30 Under 30, CEO) and Syed S Ahmed (Co-Founder). Backed by Tata 1mg with $4.6M Series A funding. Team: 200-250 employees, 500+ specialist radiologists Reach: 2,000+ hospitals, 300+ cities, 27+ states

What are the Other Core Products?

- Prodigi - Complete radiology platform with PACS, workflow management, auto-activation - ProtoCALL - AI-driven radiology test protocoling - OsteoCheck - India's first CDSCO-approved AI for knee health - Kronos - Neuroradiology AI for brain/spine imaging

EVO is our proactive healthcare product line focused on prevention and wellness, powered by 5C Network's AI technology. Products: - EVO Health + Longevity - Full-body MRI with AI screening for early disease detection, comprehensive biomarkers, and genetic testing for healthspan extension - EVO Performance - Muscle-fat quantification and insights for athletes

How does Bionic Vision detect pathologies?

Bionic Vision uses deep learning trained on 3+ billion medical images to identify hundreds of pathologies across all imaging modalities with 0.93 F1 accuracy.

What is the accuracy of 5C Network's AI?

Our Bionic AI achieves 0.93 F1 score, measuring balance between precision and recall. This exceeds typical radiologist accuracy of 0.85-0.88.

Does AI replace radiologists at 5C Network?

No. AI augments radiologists, never replaces them. Bionic handles routine analysis and flags critical findings, allowing radiologists to focus on complex cases.

How is 5C Network's AI validated?

Our AI is validated on diverse datasets, undergoes continuous monitoring, and is ISO 27001 certified. Every AI finding is reviewed by board-certified radiologists.

What happens when AI detects a critical finding?

Critical findings are immediately flagged and prioritized in the worklist. The attending radiologist is alerted, and the report is expedited for urgent clinical action.

How does Bionic Voice work?

Bionic Voice uses medical-grade speech recognition to convert radiologist dictation into structured reports, understanding medical terminology and anatomical references.

What languages does Bionic support?

Bionic Voice currently supports English with Indian medical accent optimization. We're expanding to regional languages.

How does AI improve report quality?

Bionic LM uses 8 specialized QA agents to check reports for completeness, consistency, and clinical accuracy before delivery.

How is 5C Network's AI model trained?

Our AI models are trained on 3+ billion anonymized medical images from diverse Indian populations across all modalities. Training data is curated by board-certified radiologists who annotate pathologies, ensuring the models learn from expert-validated ground truth. Models undergo continuous improvement through feedback loops from our 500+ radiologist network.

Is AI used for final diagnosis or just assistance?

AI serves as an assistive tool, never the final decision-maker. Bionic Vision pre-screens studies, highlights findings, and suggests differential diagnoses, but every report is reviewed and signed by a qualified radiologist. This human-AI collaboration ensures accuracy while maintaining the legal and clinical standards of physician-led diagnosis.

What pathologies can Bionic Vision detect?

Bionic Vision can detect hundreds of pathologies across all imaging modalities including chest conditions (pneumonia, TB, nodules, cardiomegaly), neurological findings (stroke, hemorrhage, tumors), musculoskeletal issues (fractures, arthritis), abdominal abnormalities (masses, obstruction), and critical emergencies (PE, aortic dissection). The system continuously learns to detect new pathologies.

Does the AI system continuously learn and improve?

Yes, our AI employs continuous learning with human oversight. Radiologist feedback, corrections, and new validated cases are used to retrain models monthly. Performance metrics are monitored across all pathology types to identify and address any accuracy gaps. All updates undergo rigorous validation before deployment.

How fast are your reports and what's the quality?

Speed: - Average: 39-42 minutes (vs 24-48 hours traditional) - Critical cases: Under 1 hour - Available 24/7 Quality: - Dual-layer QA: AI checks + expert radiologist validation - Custom branding with your logo - Key images for visual clarity - Interactive explanations via Bionic Report eXplainer (QR code) Second opinions: - Rework function: For cases within the 5C platform - request subspecialist review when additional expertise is needed - Separate Second Opinion Platform: For individuals who received reports from anywhere - upload DICOM studies directly for independent expert validation

What's needed to get started and is it secure?

Setup (5-10 minutes): - Stable internet (5-10 Mbps) - One PC with Windows 7+ - Direct modality or PACS-to-PACS integration - Auto-activation - zero manual work Security & Compliance: - Certified: HIPAA, ISO 13485:2016, ISO 27701:2019, ISO 27001:2022, ISO 9001:2019, 200+ CDSCO approvals - End-to-end encryption, anonymized data - Comprehensive audit trails, restricted access - Access: Web dashboard + mobile apps (iOS/Android)

How long does PACS integration take?

Most facilities go live within 72 hours. Our DICOM-compliant system works with any PACS without requiring hardware changes.

What PACS systems do you support?

We integrate with all major PACS vendors including Philips, GE, Siemens, Fujifilm, and local Indian systems. Any DICOM-compliant system works.

Do you support DICOM?

Yes, we're fully DICOM-compliant. Images are transmitted securely using DICOM protocols with TLS encryption.

Can you integrate with our HIS/RIS?

Yes, we support HL7 and FHIR integrations with hospital information systems and radiology information systems.

What internet speed is required?

A minimum of 10 Mbps upload speed is recommended. For high-volume centers, we recommend 50+ Mbps for optimal performance.

Is there an API for custom integrations?

Yes, we provide REST APIs for custom integrations, automated workflows, and third-party application connectivity.

How does PACS integration work with 5C Network?

PACS integration follows a simple 3-step process: First, we configure DICOM routing from your PACS to our secure cloud gateway. Second, automatic study forwarding is enabled based on your workflow rules (by modality, referring physician, or study type). Third, completed reports are pushed back to your PACS as DICOM SR or PDF. No hardware installation required—it's a software-level integration completed remotely.

What is the typical integration timeline?

Standard integration takes 5-10 minutes for direct modality connection and up to 72 hours for full PACS-to-PACS integration. We provide dedicated technical support during setup, including after-hours assistance. Most facilities start receiving reports within 24 hours of signing up. Enterprise integrations with multiple locations are typically completed within 1-2 weeks.

Is 5C Network vendor-neutral?

Yes, we are completely vendor-neutral. Our platform works with any DICOM-compliant equipment regardless of manufacturer—GE, Siemens, Philips, Canon, Fujifilm, Hitachi, and all Indian modality brands. We integrate with all major PACS systems, HIS, and RIS platforms without requiring you to change your existing infrastructure.

What data formats and standards do you support?

We support all standard medical imaging formats and protocols including DICOM (all versions), HL7 v2.x and FHIR for HIS/RIS integration, DICOM SR for structured reports, and standard image formats (JPEG, PNG) for report key images. All data transmission uses TLS 1.3 encryption and follows IHE integration profiles.

What QA process do reports go through?

Every report passes through our dual-layer QA system. First, Bionic LM's 8 AI agents check for completeness, clinical consistency, terminology accuracy, and correlation with prior studies. Second, a senior radiologist reviews flagged cases and performs random audits on 10% of all reports. Critical findings trigger mandatory double-reads. This process catches 99.7% of potential errors before report delivery.

What certifications does 5C Network hold?

5C Network maintains comprehensive certifications including ISO 27001:2022 (Information Security), ISO 13485:2016 (Medical Devices), ISO 27701:2019 (Privacy Management), ISO 9001:2019 (Quality Management), and HIPAA compliance for international clients. Our AI products have 200+ CDSCO approvals in India. We undergo annual third-party audits to maintain all certifications.

How are audit trails maintained?

We maintain comprehensive audit logs for every action: image receipt timestamps, AI analysis events, radiologist assignments, report creation and editing history, delivery confirmations, and all access events. Audit trails are immutable, encrypted, and retained for 7 years as per regulatory requirements. Facilities receive monthly audit reports and can access real-time logs through our dashboard.

What are the credentials of your radiologists?

All 500+ radiologists in our network are MD/DNB qualified with valid medical council registrations. Each radiologist undergoes credential verification, background checks, and competency assessment before onboarding. Subspecialists hold additional fellowships or super-specialty qualifications. We maintain updated documentation including medical licenses, malpractice coverage, and continuing education records for every radiologist.

How are report discrepancies handled?

When a referring physician questions a finding, our rework function allows immediate re-review by a senior subspecialist. All discrepancies are logged, analyzed for root cause, and used for quality improvement. Major discrepancies trigger case conferences for team learning. We maintain a discrepancy rate below 0.3%, significantly lower than the industry average of 3-5%.

Who uses 5C Network and what benefits do they get?

Customers: - SMEs: Diagnostic centers, standalone hospitals, small chains (2,000+) - Corporate hospitals: Multi-specialty networks (5 of top 10 Indian hospitals) - Tier-II/III cities: Facilities with limited radiologist access Benefits: ✓ 95% faster reports (39 min vs 48 hours) ✓ Fewer errors (dual AI+human QA) ✓ More capacity without hiring ✓ Better patient outcomes ✓ Competitive advantage Pricing: Custom quotes based on volume and needs. Contact: 5cnetwork.com/contact-us

How is 5C different from traditional teleradiology and other AI companies?

vs Traditional Teleradiology: - Traditional: Human-only, 24-48 hrs, no AI - 5C: AI-native with 250+ models, 39 min, scales to 200K+ scans/month vs Niche AI Companies: - Niche AI: Single-disease tools, software only, no service delivery - 5C: 75+ pathologies, full-stack platform, complete reports (scan to signed report) vs Digital Diagnostics Delivery: - Traditional teleradiology = just remote interpretation - Digital diagnostics delivery = optimizes entire workflow (scheduling → imaging → AI interpretation → delivery) - 5C delivers complete patient journey optimization Key difference: We're a technology company delivering radiology services with end-to-end AI integration, not just software or just service.

Is teleradiology legally valid in India?

Yes. Teleradiology is recognized under the Telemedicine Practice Guidelines 2020. All our radiologists are registered with state medical councils.

How secure is teleradiology data transmission?

We use end-to-end TLS encryption, HIPAA-compliant protocols, and ISO 27001 certified data centers. Patient data never leaves India.

Can teleradiology handle emergency cases?

Absolutely. Our nighthawk service provides 24/7 emergency coverage with critical findings reported within 15 minutes.

What's the difference between teleradiology and digital diagnostics?

Teleradiology focuses on remote reporting. Digital diagnostics delivery (5C's model) includes AI analysis, quality assurance, and structured reports—going beyond traditional teleradiology.

Do you provide subspecialty consultations?

Yes. We have 400+ radiologists including neuroradiologists, musculoskeletal specialists, cardiac imaging experts, and pediatric radiologists.

How is patient data secured during transmission?

Patient data is protected at every step: images are anonymized at source (removing patient identifiers), transmitted via TLS 1.3 encryption through dedicated VPN tunnels, and stored in ISO 27001-certified data centers within India. We use AES-256 encryption for data at rest. Access is role-based with multi-factor authentication, and all data transfer events are logged for audit purposes.

What is the legal framework for teleradiology reports in India?

Teleradiology in India is governed by the Telemedicine Practice Guidelines 2020 issued by the Medical Council of India. Our reports carry full legal validity as they are signed by registered medical practitioners (radiologists). We ensure compliance by maintaining radiologist state medical council registrations, digital signature certificates, and following structured reporting standards mandated by professional bodies.

Can 5C Network provide cross-border teleradiology services?

Yes, we offer international teleradiology services with HIPAA-compliant processes for US clients and GDPR compliance for European facilities. Our radiologists can obtain relevant international certifications as needed. We maintain 24/7 coverage across time zones, making us an ideal partner for nighthawk services and overflow support for international radiology groups.

Does 5C Network provide MRI scan reporting services?

Yes, 5C Network provides comprehensive MRI reporting across all subspecialties: - Brain & Spine MRI - Neuroradiology specialists with AI-assisted detection of tumors, strokes, MS lesions - Musculoskeletal MRI - Joint, ligament, and soft tissue analysis - Cardiac MRI - Heart structure and function assessment - Abdominal MRI - Liver, kidney, pancreas evaluation - Whole-body MRI - Oncology staging and screening Our Bionic Vision AI pre-analyzes MRI studies in 10-20 seconds, highlighting findings for our 400+ specialist radiologists. Average turnaround: 30 minutes.

What CT scan reporting services does 5C Network offer?

5C Network provides expert CT scan interpretation for all body regions: - Head CT - Stroke, hemorrhage, trauma detection with AI prioritization - Chest CT - Lung nodules, HRCT, COVID-19, pulmonary embolism - Abdominal CT - Liver, kidney, appendix, bowel pathologies - Spine CT - Fractures, degenerative changes - CT Angiography - Vascular assessment - Whole-body CT - Trauma and oncology Bionic Vision detects hundreds of pathologies on CT with 0.93 F1 accuracy. Critical findings (stroke, PE, aortic dissection) are flagged for immediate attention.

How does 5C Network handle X-ray reporting?

X-ray is our highest-volume modality, optimized for speed and accuracy: - Chest X-ray - Pneumonia, TB, cardiomegaly, lung nodules, tube malposition - Skeletal X-ray - Fractures, arthritis, bone lesions - Abdominal X-ray - Bowel obstruction, free air - Spine X-ray - Alignment, fractures, degenerative changes Bionic On Point provides real-time ICU chest X-ray analysis for critical care. High-volume facilities can process 500+ X-rays daily with 30-minute turnaround.

What is the difference between MRI and CT scan reporting?

MRI and CT serve different diagnostic purposes: MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging): - Best for: Soft tissue, brain, spine, joints, tumors - No radiation exposure - Longer scan time (15-60 minutes) - Higher soft tissue contrast CT Scan (Computed Tomography): - Best for: Bones, lungs, acute trauma, bleeding - Uses X-ray radiation - Fast scan time (seconds to minutes) - Better for emergency cases 5C Network provides expert reporting for both modalities with AI-assisted analysis, ensuring accurate diagnosis regardless of the imaging type.

Does 5C Network provide mammography reporting?

Yes, 5C Network provides comprehensive mammography reporting: - Screening mammography with AI-assisted detection - Diagnostic mammography with BI-RADS classification - Digital breast tomosynthesis (3D mammography) - Breast density assessment - Comparison with prior studies Our subspecialty breast radiologists are board-certified with specific expertise in breast imaging and follow standardized BI-RADS reporting guidelines.

How does teleradiology pricing work at 5C Network?

5C Network offers flexible, volume-based pricing: - Pay-per-scan model - Only pay for scans reported, no fixed overhead - Volume discounts - Higher volumes = lower per-scan rates - No setup fees - Free onboarding and integration - No minimum commitments - Scale up or down as needed Pricing varies by: - Modality (X-ray, CT, MRI, etc.) - Complexity (routine vs subspecialty reads) - Turnaround requirements (standard vs urgent) - Volume commitments Contact us for a custom quote: 5cnetwork.com/contact

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Our flagship AI co-pilot for radiologists using 250+ AI vision models and 100+ language models. Bionic Suite includes: • Bionic Vision - Vision Language Models that see and detect 75+ pathologies • Bionic Voice - AI speech recognition, 4X faster than typing, saves 3 hours daily • Bionic LM - AI that improves report quality and reduces errors

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