Teleradiology or distant radiology enhances healthcare with faster, more effective imaging interpretation wherever. Teleradiology facilitates access to radiology services, particularly in rural or disadvantaged populations, through 24/7 diagnosis and reduced delay in treatment. Cost savings is another primary advantage, where healthcare professionals can better utilize resources without having in-house radiologists available all the time. It also provides work-life balance for radiologists and assists with expert opinion consultation for second opinions. However, remote radiology is not without issues, including data security concerns because patient data must be transmitted securely following HIPAA and other regulations. Technical issues, including the stability of the internet and software compatibility, can also interfere with efficiency. Licensing problems can be a cause of legal barriers because radiologists may need to have qualifications in different areas. Maintaining diagnostic quality and overcoming possible resistance in conventional healthcare environments are ongoing challenges. Despite these obstacles, remote radiology continues to revolutionize modern medical imaging.