A thought leadership series for radiologists

Imaging has been missing from value-based care.That needs to change.

Value-based care has spent a decade trying to manage cost and outcomes. One of the most powerful drivers of both has remained largely untouched. We think it's time to have that conversation directly, with the radiologists who understand it best.

About the Roundtable The Core Problem
A message from
David Gorstein, MD
Partner, Practice Leader Population Health
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~57%
of radiology follow-up recommendations go untracked or uncompleted without an active system in place
11–21%
of all radiology reports contain follow-up recommendations, a significant but largely invisible care gap
$0
attributed back to radiology for the downstream cost savings or costs it drives
"You cannot manage total cost of care if you don't manage imaging behavior."
David Gorstein, MD  |  INNOVA Health
The Core Problem

Radiology creates value it cannot currently prove.

Radiologists recommend follow-ups without knowing if they happened. They detect early disease without capturing downstream outcomes. The value gets created and disappears into the system. And when radiologists say “you’re measuring me on things I don’t control,” that isn’t resistance. It’s a rational response to a broken incentive structure. Any serious proposal has to start with visibility, not with risk-sharing or new payment models.

The Roundtable Series

Built for meaningful and timely dialogue.

The series is underway. Our first conversation, Imaging, Visibility, and Value, brought radiologists and healthcare leaders together to examine where imaging fits in value-based care. Each session builds on the last, and the ideas that surface are synthesized and shared with the broader radiology community through webinars, podcasts, and published insights.

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Format
Virtual discussions bringing together radiologists, healthcare leaders, and innovators. Facilitated by Dr. David Gorstein.
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Output
Key themes, emerging ideas, and practical insights are synthesized and shared to help advance broader conversations across the radiology community.
Roundtable recording: Imaging, Visibility, and Value
Watch the first conversation
Imaging, Visibility, and Value
Session 01 · July 2026 · Watch on YouTube
Who We're Looking For
  • Radiologists thinking seriously about overdiagnosis, appropriateness, or imaging's role in population health
  • Clinicians who have pushed back on volume-driven models and want to think through alternatives
  • People curious about where VBC is headed and what it means for the specialty long-term
  • Physicians willing to say something direct in a room full of peers
INNOVA Health
About INNOVA Health

Nearly 20 years in. Still out ahead.

INNOVA Health is a physician staffing company specializing in locum tenens and permanent placement across primary care, hospital medicine, and radiology. We use an AI-powered talent platform and current HR technology to solve complex staffing problems. Data-driven and technology-focused, and we've never lost sight of the fact that it's people who make any of this work.

The clinicians we want to know are the ones thinking about these questions. The roundtable is how we meet them. If there's an opportunity that fits at some point, that conversation happens naturally. We're not going to pretend otherwise, but it's genuinely not the starting point.

Who's Behind This

The people running the conversation.

David Gorstein MD
David Gorstein, MD
Series Host & Facilitator
Partner, Practice Leader Population Health
David trained as a radiologist and has spent years at the intersection of value-based care and healthcare delivery. He's interested in honest conversations about where the specialty is going, what the structural barriers actually are, and what it will take to move past them.
BIO
DeAndra Harmony
DeAndra Harmony
Series Facilitator & Division Leader
Division Lead, Physician & APP Locum Tenens
With nearly 20 years in physician recruitment, DeAndra leads INNOVA Health's locum tenens division. She coordinates the roundtable series and is the primary point of contact for clinicians who want to learn more or get involved.
BIO

This is a conversation
worth being part of.

If you're a radiologist thinking seriously about where imaging fits in the future of care delivery, DeAndra can tell you more about the roundtable and whether it might be a good fit.

Book Time with DeAndra Send a Message
dharmony@innovapeople.com  |  216.290.2775  |  innovahealth.us
Career Opportunities

Interested in learning about current radiology opportunities?

We're in regular conversation with physician-led radiology groups, emerging imaging organizations, and healthcare systems exploring new approaches to care delivery. If you're interested in discussing career options, we'd be happy to learn more about your goals.

Explore Opportunities
Series Host & Facilitator

David Gorstein, MD

Dr. David Gorstein has spent his career at the intersection of diagnostic imaging, clinical innovation, and value-based care. As Partner and Population Health Practice Leader at DRI, he works with healthcare organizations navigating the transition from volume-driven models to those focused on outcomes, quality, and long-term patient impact.

A longtime advocate for the role imaging plays in shaping clinical decisions, Dr. Gorstein brings a unique perspective on how radiology can drive better care, reduce unnecessary downstream costs, and create greater value across the healthcare system.

Through this forum, he is convening physicians, healthcare leaders, and innovators to explore the ideas shaping the future of radiology.

Series Facilitator & Division Leader

DeAndra Harmony

With nearly 20 years in physician recruitment, DeAndra leads INNOVA Health's locum tenens division. She coordinates the roundtable series and serves as the primary point of contact for clinicians who want to learn more or get involved.

Her approach is relational and direct. Every clinician she works with has a single, consistent point of contact from the first conversation through the final day of an assignment.