Who we are

Oxford & London‑trained.
Internationally accredited.

Oxcardio was founded to address a clear gap: patients in emerging healthcare markets deserve the same standard of cardiac imaging interpretation as those in the world's leading academic centres.

Closing the cardiac imaging gap

Access to Level 3 cardiac imaging specialists remains extremely limited across much of Southeast Asia, the Middle East and Africa.

Oxcardio works with hospitals and imaging providers to assess, build and sustain CMR services, and reports for them for as long as it is needed.

We are a small, specialist practice: quality, clinical relevance and direct relationships with the institutions we serve.

Global reach of Oxcardio cardiac imaging tele-reporting

Fully accredited specialists

Our reporting team includes both cardiologists and radiologists subspecialised in cardiac imaging.

Every clinician reporting for Oxcardio is fully accredited in cardiac imaging to Level 3, the highest competency tier, with accreditations across the team held by the three major international bodies for cardiovascular imaging.

SCMR Accredited

The Society for Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance (SCMR) is the leading global body for CMR.

SCMR accreditation is the international gold standard for CMR competence, requiring formal examination and demonstration of high-volume clinical experience at the highest level.

EACVI Accredited

The European Association of Cardiovascular Imaging (EACVI) accreditation certifies specialist competence in cardiovascular imaging, requiring detailed case log evidence and formal assessment.

BSCI Accredited

The British Society of Cardiac Imaging (BSCI) accreditation pathway ensures competence in cardiac CT at Level 3, the highest competency level, reserved for those who supervise training programmes and act as independent experts.

This accreditation underpins our cardiac CT reporting.

Trial cardiac MRI or CT reporting before committing long term

For hospitals and imaging centres exploring specialist cardiac reporting support, Oxcardio can begin with a pilot: a limited, agreed piece of work so your teams can assess the service before any longer-term arrangement.

  • Designed for hospitals launching or expanding CMR, CTCA or second-opinion services
  • Technical scoping of scanner, PACS/RIS and image transfer with your IT team
  • Report templates, escalation route and named clinical contact agreed with your team
Discuss a pilot
1Introductory call
2Technical scoping
3Secure transfer setup
4Test cases and reporting
5Review and next steps
A single patient positioned in a scanner bore, reflecting a low-volume specialist practice

Quality over volume

Each report is personally reviewed by a Level 3 accredited cardiac imaging specialist, not delegated down a reporting chain.

We work with a limited number of partner institutions so that standard holds for every case.

Credentials, indemnity and governance documentation are shared directly with institutional partners as part of onboarding.

Work with us

Interested in partnering with Oxcardio?

Every service is different. Tell us about yours and we will suggest the right starting point.

Contact us