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AIM Honored For Innovative Program That Helps Consumers Make Better Choices about their Care
December 13, 2011

Aggressive cost containment – High-cost, high-growth services require comprehensive strategies
November 4, 2011

AIM's Program for Improving Echocardiography Appropriateness Yields Impressive Results
September 21, 2011

AIM's Imaging Cost and Quality Program Featured on Politico.com
August 17, 2011

American Imaging Management Named as Finalist for 2011 URAC Award for Best Practices in Health Care Consumer Empowerment and Protection
May 10, 2011

American Imaging Management Promotes Affordability and Choice to Health Care Consumers
March 24, 2011

American Imaging Management Adds New Features to Patient Safety Program
December 1, 2010

American Imaging Management Launches Echocardiography Program with Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Vermont
October 13, 2010

American Imaging Management's OptiNet_SM program launched with Blue Cross of Idaho
September 8, 2010

American Imaging Management Awarded NCQA Certification in Utilization Management
March 12, 2010

American Imaging Management Applauds Increase in FDA Oversight of Medical Radiation
February 16, 2010

American Imaging Management Launches New Patient Safety Program Podcasts
January 25, 2010

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American Imaging Management, Inc. (AIM, Inc.) has developed a set of proprietary diagnostic imaging guidelines, based on a review of current medical literature and information obtained from major medical organizations.

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American Imaging Management, Inc. (AIM) has developed proprietary Diagnostic Imaging Utilization Management Clinical Guidelines (together with any updates, referred to collectively as the "Guidelines").  The Guidelines are designed to evaluate and direct the appropriate utilization of high technology diagnostic imaging services. They are based on data from the peer-reviewed scientific literature, from criteria developed by specialty societies and from guidelines adopted by other health care organizations.  Access to these Guidelines is being provided for informational purposes only.   AIM is under no obligation to update its Guidelines.  Therefore, these Guidelines may be out of date.

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