Three missions. One platform.

Yes. Sirona Reporting deploys as an overlay on a DICOM-compliant PACS using standard DICOM and HL7 interfaces, so you can keep your existing system, and Sirona handles the integration engineering. Go-lives typically fall between 1 and 9 months, with most of that range driven by data-migration requirements.

Sirona has built-in role-based access control, so residents, fellows, and attendings can be set up as distinct roles with their own permissions. Filtered worklists decide which cases each group works from. A dedicated resident and attending sign-off workflow in the reporter is in development.

Not yet. Research-grade extraction is in development. What runs today is the foundation: every study and series is classified against SironaLex, so the archive describes studies consistently across sites and scanners. Structured findings, measurements, and turnaround data for research are in development.

Yes. Sirona creates a single unified worklist and reading experience across all of your PACS systems: main campus, satellites, and affiliated facilities. Residents rotate between locations but read on the same platform, with the same roles and permissions everywhere.

Sirona integrates over standards-based DICOM and HL7 interfaces, and we handle the integration engineering for every site. Orders and clinical context arrive over HL7, and reports route back the same way. We scope the specifics of your EHR during implementation.

AI outputs are surfaced for the radiologist to review and accept; nothing enters the report without the radiologist's action. Residents and attendings see the same outputs on the same studies with the same tools, so AI is part of the read being taught rather than a separate system.