A focused practice, built around breast imaging.
Dayhawk exists because imaging programs deserve a partner that takes breast imaging as seriously as they do.
Dayhawk Telemammography is a subspecialty teleradiology practice dedicated exclusively to remote breast imaging interpretation. We partner with imaging centers, hospitals, and clinics that want fellowship-trained breast radiologists reading their studies — every day, on a consistent workflow.
We built Dayhawk around a simple premise: breast imaging is a specialty, and it should be read by specialists. A narrower focus lets us hold our standards higher and our processes cleaner.
Mission
To provide imaging programs with subspecialty breast imaging reads that match the quality and continuity of an in-house team.
Approach
Meet partners where they are. Use the systems they already trust. Deliver reports that caregivers can act on without translation.
Standards
Board-certified, MQSA-qualified, breast fellowship-trained radiologists. HIPAA-aligned workflows. Signed BAAs. No shortcuts on the things that matter.
The team behind Dayhawk.
Dr. Kimberly Winsor, MD
Dr. Winsor is a board-certified radiologist with fellowship training in breast imaging. She is experienced in full-spectrum breast imaging, including digital 2D mammography and tomosynthesis, ultrasound and automated whole breast ultrasound (ABUS), breast MRI, and multimodality biopsies.
She is also skilled in emergency and general radiology and image-guided procedures.
Chilali Vian, RDMS
Chilali has worked in medicine since 2010 and as a sonographer since 2012, with extensive experience across children's hospitals, outpatient imaging centers, and level 1 trauma hospitals.
Her imaging experience spans all age ranges and a wide variety of examinations — from infant hips to mesenteric artery studies.
Radiologist bios will be published as our reading team formally joins the practice. For specifics on the team reading for a given engagement, please reach out directly.
Let's talk about your program.
Partnership and coverage questions welcome — we answer directly.