VuePoint Diagnostics, LLC
Kristen Nakia Lester is a skilled Quality Analyst currently employed at VuePoint Diagnostics, LLC since September 2024, previously holding the same position at Somatus from January 2021 to September 2024. Kristen successfully managed the NCQA application process leading to a three-year accreditation and developed patient satisfaction surveys in collaboration with internal stakeholders and vendors. Prior roles include Healthcare Business Analyst-Contractor at PhyMed Healthcare Group, Quality and Process Improvement Analyst, Health Services Manager, and UAT Analyst at naviHealth, along with management positions in operations at Outpatient Diagnostic Center of Alabama and athenahealth. With extensive experience in healthcare operations, quality improvement, and team management since 2005, Kristen holds an Associate's Degree in Applied Sciences from Wallace State Community College and is pursuing a Bachelor of Arts from the University of Montevallo.
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VuePoint Diagnostics, LLC
VuePoint Diagnostics is an Alabama owned, certified Portable X-ray supplier and Mobile Screening Services provider that was established to not only fill the void of a quality mobile provider in this region, but also to exceed even the highest standards our clients have. It is our goal to continually improve and provide the best possible service and support to our clients and their patients and residents. We have invested in the latest, hospital-grade, portable digital imaging equipment, designed with a focus on providing greater comfort to the patient through faster exams. This digital technology also allows the Radiologic Technologist to instantly view the image(s), make any necessary changes on the spot and, once satisfied, immediately transmit for interpretation and reporting. Complementing this high degree of efficiency and ease-of-use is the exceptional digital image quality that allows for prompt, accurate readings and a virtual elimination of repeat exams due to poor image quality.