AI Orchestration

Many algorithms. One pane of glass.

Sirona's orchestration layer runs Sirona's own and FDA-cleared partner algorithms and surfaces their results inline with your study. No separate viewers, no extra clicks, and a partner catalog that keeps growing.

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How Sirona is Different

Orchestration, not API plumbing

Traditional AI integration is piping: algorithms bolted onto a platform, each with its own results, viewer, and workflow. Sirona's orchestration layer routes each study to the algorithms configured for it, by modality, body part, and protocol, and brings the outputs back in one place for the radiologist, who stays the decision-maker. The engine is built and running. The catalog of integrated third-party algorithms keeps growing.

The orchestration engine

Sirona's AI orchestration layer brings Sirona's own and third-party algorithms into one system, with results surfaced inline. The catalog of integrated third-party algorithms keeps growing.

Multi-Algorithm Orchestration

Built to run multiple specialized algorithms on a study in parallel and present the results to the radiologist in one place, ordered by clinical relevance.

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Third-Party Algorithm Integration

FDA-cleared partner algorithms delivered without separate viewers, logins, or infrastructure. The catalog of integrated third-party algorithms keeps growing.

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Quality Assist (Coming Soon)

Designed to check report quality in the background while you dictate, surfacing potential issues as suggestions rather than interruptions.

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Anatomic Navigator Auto-Labeling

Automatic spine labeling, in production today: click a disc level in the report and land on it in the pixels. One click to approve, one click to override.

Spine Suite

Pixel-Powered AI

Orchestrated algorithms receive the DICOM pixel data they were built to analyze, directly from the platform, rather than a text summary. The radiologist reviews every output.

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RadOS SDK (Coming Soon)

Designed to let partners extend orchestration with their own algorithms and specialized clinical workflows. Coming soon for partners and developers.

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Orchestration in action

Integration Model

Inline, not siloed

Sirona's own AI already works this way: spine labels appear on the spine, and draft impressions and prior summaries appear in the report you are dictating. Third-party results arrive the same way, as overlays, callouts, and measurements in context rather than in a separate window.

Sirona AI results appear in the viewer and reporter you already use

Pixel-level integration with DICOM data

Designed to order results by clinical relevance

Third-party algorithms orchestrated in the same interface

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Anatomic Linking

Anatomic Navigator links pixels to the report

Anatomic Navigator ties anatomic structures in the images to their places in the report template. That link is what lets third-party AI be orchestrated in context: scroll to the liver, and liver AI results surface right there. The principal example in production today is spine labeling: click a disc level in the report and land on it in the pixels.

Anatomy linked to its place in the report template

Designed so third-party AI results surface in anatomic context

Click a disc level in the report, land on it in the pixels

Spine labeling is in the production application today

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Revenue Cycle

Reimbursable partner AI, visible to billing

Some FDA-cleared partner algorithms, such as lung-cancer screening, are eligible for separate CPT codes. Sirona does not build reimbursable AI itself; it integrates the third-party algorithms that are, and keeps their usage visible alongside the study.

Third-party algorithm usage recorded with the study

CPT reference for eligible partner algorithms

Revenue cycle visibility

Compliance documentation alongside the usage record

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Today

Sirona's own AI runs in the platform: Auto-Impressions, AI Prior Summaries, and spine labeling

Growing

catalog of integrated third-party algorithms

510(k)

clearance for the Sirona Advanced Imaging Suite, October 2025

What radiologists say

Why Agentic AI Requires RadOS

Watch as Dr. Mark Longo demonstrates the power of a new paradigm in radiology AI. Welcome to the age of agentic, embedded, multimodal, real-time, clinically aware AI assistants.

Dr. Mark Longo

Chief Technology Innovation Officer, Sirona

Read the partnership announcement

“Through Sirona's platform, Everlight will be able to build and deploy AI-powered automations across clinical, administrative, and operational workflows. This partnership will fundamentally transform how our radiologists practice, and position Everlight at the forefront of AI-enabled diagnostic medicine globally.”

Jeff Oakman

Global Chief Operating Officer, Everlight Radiology

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FAQs

How many third-party algorithms can Sirona orchestrate?

The orchestration layer runs multiple algorithms in parallel and orders results by clinical relevance. Sirona's own AI, including Auto-Impressions, AI Prior Summaries, and spine labeling, runs alongside integrated third-party algorithms, and we continue to add to the catalog.

Do I see results from all algorithms, or just the most relevant ones?

The orchestration layer presents results by clinical relevance: the most relevant findings on your images, the rest one step away. The radiologist reviews and accepts everything that enters the report.

Can I integrate my own proprietary AI algorithms with Sirona?

That's on our roadmap. The RadOS SDK is designed to let partners build custom clinical workflows and integrate proprietary algorithms directly into the orchestration layer. It is coming soon for partners and developers; talk to our team about what you want to build.

Are third-party AI results eligible for separate billing codes?

Some FDA-cleared third-party algorithms carry their own CPT codes. Sirona does not build reimbursable AI; we integrate the partners who do. Talk to our team about which integrated algorithms are billable.

Is Sirona's orchestration compliant with FDA regulations on AI/ML?

Sirona is an FDA Class II device company, and the reporter is part of a Class I device product. The platform is developed under a regulated, design-controlled SDLC, and the Sirona Advanced Imaging Suite received FDA 510(k) clearance in October 2025. Third-party diagnostic algorithms offered through the platform will carry their own FDA clearance; those partnerships are in development.