For Patients · Medical Records
Your images and reports
Every RadNet imaging group has its own secure patient portal. Find yours below, then follow the guide to view, download, or share a study.
Find your patient portal.
Select the state where you were seen, then the imaging group named on your paperwork.
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Arizona · select your imaging group
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California · select your imaging group
Beverly Radiology Medical Group San Diego
Diagnostic Radiological Imaging
Hanford Advanced Imaging
Kern Radiology
MammogramNow
Mink Advanced Imaging
Modesto Advanced Imaging
NorCal Imaging
Pacific Advanced Imaging
Pacific Advanced Imaging Valley Radiology
RadNet Antelope Valley
RadNet Central California
RadNet Coachella Valley
RadNet Inland Empire
RadNet Long Beach
RadNet Los Angeles
RadNet Medical Imaging San Francisco
RadNet Orange County
RadNet San Fernando Valley
RadNet San Gabriel Valley
RadNet Temecula Valley
RadNet Victor Valley
Rolling Oaks Radiology
Santa Rosa Imaging Medical Center
Stockton Diagnostic Imaging
Valley Radiology Imaging
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Delaware · select your imaging group
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Florida · select your imaging group
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Idaho · select your imaging group
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Indiana · select your imaging group
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Maryland · select your imaging group
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New Jersey · select your imaging group
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New York · select your imaging group
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Texas · select your imaging group
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Virginia · select your imaging group
Patient Portal · Viewing, downloading and sharing your images
Viewing, downloading and sharing your images.
When you check in, you get a Portal Pass. It is a printed sheet with everything you need to get into the portal.
Images
Available as soon as your exam is completed.
Reports
Available once your exam is signed by the radiologist.
TX only
Due to TX Law (SB922), reports are made available on the portal 3 days after they are signed and sent to your Referring Physician for review.
CA only
Due to CA Law (SB1419), reports are made available on the portal 4 days after they are signed and sent to your Referring Physician for review.
VA only
Due to VA Law (HB973), reports are made available on the portal 3 days after they are signed and sent to your Referring Physician for review.
Your Portal Pass contains the instructions for accessing the Patient Portal:
Option A
Use your I-Code
Follow the instructions for [I-Code] on your form to view your exam after your visit.
* Each I-Code only shows exams from that visit. For exams from a different visit you’ll need a new I-Code — or create an account to access all your records.

Option B
Create an Account
You can also “Create an Account” to view your complete exam history.

Getting to the login screen
- Open the Regional Portal — go to the Regional Portal website listed on your Portal Pass and click Portal.
- Choose Patient Portal Login — a pop-up box appears, click Patient Portal Login.
- Pick your location — click or select your location on the screen that appears next.



The main Patient Portal screen
On the main Patient Portal screen, you have three options:
- Enter your I-Code — view exams from a single visit.
- Log in to your account — sign in to your existing RadNet Patient Portal account.
- Create a new account — set up a new Patient Portal account to access your exam history.

- Tell us about yourself — enter all required fields in the “Tell us about yourself” section, then click Next.
- Verify your identity — answer all the questions in the “Verify your Identity” section, then click Next.
- Create User ID and email — create your User ID and enter your email address. Click Next.
- Email verification — a verification email will be sent to the address you provided. Enter the validation code from the email into the “Validation code” box. Once entered, your account is created and you can Log In to access your exam history.






On the left side of the screen you’ll find a list of all your exams. Once you select an exam, the following options appear (via tabs):
Visit Summary
A short summary of your visit.

Report
View your diagnostic report — and you can print it.

Images
View only the single image for the tile you chose, in JPG format.

Start the download
- Open the Images tab — select your exam, click the Images tab, then click the Download button.
- Choose file type — select your desired format under the “Choose file type” field. The Need Help link explains the different file formats (.zip and .iso) and includes a disclaimer about how long the download may take.



Acknowledge PHI
You must acknowledge that you are downloading Protected Health Information by checking the box that states: “Yes, I understand that I am downloading Protected Health Information (PHI).” Once acknowledged, you’ll be able to click Download.

Prepping your images
The system may take a few minutes to prepare your images. You can wait, or enter your email to be notified when they’re ready (you can log out and return when the email arrives). The email contains a link back to the portal login page.

Please note
The email does NOT mean your files have already been downloaded. It only prompts you to return to the Patient Portal to download the requested images.
Images ready for download
When your images are ready, an icon appears next to the completed study on the left side of the screen.


Downloading your images
Select the study you want, click the download icon, then click the “here” link to start the download. Downloads aren’t available indefinitely — you’ll be notified before your images are no longer available (images are available for 24 hours).

Open your downloaded study
Once the download is complete, you’ll see a notification: “Images were successfully downloaded.” To open or use them, you must extract/unzip the folder first — the viewer (or another DICOM program) will not open the files directly from the zip.
Click Save As to save the studies to your files. Right-click the study and select Extract All to access the files.

Click the Share icon at the top right of the screen. This redirects you to the Create Exam Share Link screen.

Create Exam Share Link fields
Select the exams you want to share from the list on the left (using the checkboxes).
- Nickname — used to identify the share link(s) you’ve created.
- Password — required so the recipient can access the study.
- Expiration Date — how long you want the link to stay active (no limit on duration).
- Permission to Download Images — choose whether the link allows images to be downloaded, or is view only.
- Acknowledgement — check the box: “Yes, I understand that I am downloading Protected Health Information (PHI).”
- Generate Link — click this to create the link for the study or studies you’re sharing.

Copy the link
- Option 1 — click the icon to the right of the link.
- Option 2 — right-click the blue link and select Copy.

Please note
The password is NOT included with either copy method — you must send it separately to whoever you’re sharing the link with.
Accessing shared images
When the recipient clicks your link, they’ll be prompted to enter the password associated with it.

Once the password is entered successfully, the recipient sees a view similar to yours, but limited to only the studies you shared. If you enabled image download, the recipient can also use the download button (it appears when you choose a study from the left column). Their download experience is the same as yours.

Account creation
Minors cannot create accounts in the Patient Portal. If an appointment needs to be scheduled, it can only be done as a guest.
Accessing records
To see your child’s records, use the I-Code from the exam. Each I-Code opens one visit or one exam. For example, two MRI scans on the same day may share one I-Code or have one each. If your child had exams on different days, you need the I-Code for each exam.
The I-Code does NOT grant access to all records — only that one study or visit.
Once accessed
Once a minor’s records are accessed, you can share or download images as well.
I-Code expiration
I-Codes expire after 160 days. After that, you can submit a Get Help request to reactivate it for another 160 days.