For AI & Software Vendors

Build on an open radiology platform.

Sirona is building the app platform for radiology: unified data access, deploy-once distribution, and HIPAA-ready infrastructure for AI companies and software vendors. The RadOS SDK is coming soon for partners.

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How Sirona is Different

Unified data, in one layer.

Every AI vendor today integrates with fragments: DICOM from the PACS, HL7 from the EHR, worklist status from a proprietary system. Sirona's unified data model holds it in one layer: pixels, structured and free-text reports, prior history, worklist context, and demographics. Sirona's own AI is built on that layer today, and the RadOS SDK is designed to open it to partners. No stitching, no ETL, no reconciliation.

Build on infrastructure designed for radiology AI

The RadOS SDK is being built to give developers API access to unified data, orchestration, and deployment infrastructure.

RadOS SDK

Coming soon for partners and developers: API access to unified DICOM data, reports, and workflow events, with an event-driven architecture for workflow integration.

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AI Orchestration

Routes studies to algorithms by modality, anatomy, and clinical context, and coordinates multiple algorithms on a single study. Sirona's own AI and integrated partner algorithms run this way today, and the catalog keeps growing.

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Unified Data Access

Planned: query DICOM pixels, reports, priors, worklist status, and clinical context through one API. No stitching, no reconciliation.

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Security & Compliance

Deploy to Sirona's HIPAA-ready infrastructure, backed by an active SOC 2 Type II program. Encryption, audit logging, and role-based access control are part of the platform.

Review Compliance

Reimbursement & Revenue

Some third-party, FDA-cleared AI algorithms carry their own CPT codes. Sirona does not build reimbursable AI; we integrate the partners who do, so your algorithm's usage stays visible alongside the study.

SDK vision

Developer Documentation

On the roadmap: API references, code samples, testing tools, integration guides, and a sandbox environment for development — with partner success team support throughout.

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Built for the vendors who build on it

Sirona is building the infrastructure layer, so you can focus on algorithms.

The Platform

Data, orchestration, and distribution, by design

Sirona is building a platform that provides unified data, an orchestration layer that routes studies, HIPAA-ready infrastructure, and distribution to radiologists across the platform. Your job is building great algorithms.

Planned: unified DICOM, reports, and context in one API

Designed so the orchestration layer routes studies to your algorithm

Deploy to HIPAA-ready infrastructure (active SOC 2 Type II program)

Practice-side deployment handled by Sirona

Algorithm marketplace, on the roadmap

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The Opportunity

Why now: reimbursement, scale, agentic AI

Some third-party, FDA-cleared AI algorithms are now eligible for separate CPT codes, which opens a reimbursement pathway for the vendors who build them. Traditional integration takes years to reach a handful of practices; Sirona is designed so one integration reaches radiologists across the platform. And unified data with an event-driven architecture is meant to let you build what fragmented stacks make hard.

Separate CPT codes exist for some third-party, FDA-cleared algorithms

One integration designed to reach every practice on Sirona

Build on images, reports, and clinical context from one data layer

Event-driven architecture designed for agentic automations

Planned: modular, versioned plugin architecture

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The Ecosystem (Coming Soon)

What one SDK is designed to support

One SDK is meant to cover the breadth of what vendors build: diagnostic algorithms, workflow tools, integration platforms. All on the same RadOS SDK, deployed to the same infrastructure, reaching the same customer base. Third-party AI is integrated in Sirona today, and the catalog keeps growing; the partner program is taking shape now.

Diagnostic algorithms share one data layer

Workflow tools collaborate through event streams

Integration platforms access unified context

One customer base for every partner

AI partnerships →

How to Get Started

How to get started

It starts with a conversation. The RadOS SDK isn't available yet, so there is no public sign-up. Tell us what you've built and who it's for, and we'll map the path: integration, testing against representative data, partnership review, and deployment to the Sirona customer base.

Talk to our team about your application

Integrate via the SDK as it becomes available

Test against representative data

Submit for partnership review and certification

Deploy to the Sirona customer base

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Why build on Sirona

integration designed to reach every practice on Sirona

Coming Soon

the RadOS SDK, for partners and developers

510(k)

clearance for the Sirona Advanced Imaging Suite, October 2025: a regulated app built on RadOS

Partners on RadOS

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

Partnership Story: Embedded, Real-Time 3rd Party AI with RadOS

Making 3rd party AI embedded, real-time, and responsive within radiologists' existing reading environment has been a Holy Grail problem for years. Here, RevealDX's CEO, Chris Wood, and Sirona's founder and president, Cameron Andrews, discuss how RadOS can make third-party AI applications more valuable to physicians through deep integration and custom, customizable user interfaces via our RadOS SDK platform.

FAQs

What is the RadOS SDK and how is it different from traditional PACS integrations?

The RadOS SDK is what Sirona uses to build its own platform apps and AI services, and it is coming soon for partners and developers. It is designed to give you access to unified DICOM data, workflow events, and Sirona's infrastructure. Traditional integrations need a separate connector per PACS vendor and a deployment per hospital. With the SDK the goal is to build once, run on Sirona's infrastructure, and reach practices across Sirona.

What data can my algorithm access through RadOS SDK?

The SDK is being designed to expose DICOM pixel data, structured and free-text reports, prior studies, worklist context, patient demographics, and workflow events through one unified data API. The exact surface will be set with the first partners.

How does Sirona's orchestration benefit my algorithm?

The orchestration layer routes studies to the right algorithms by modality, anatomy, and protocol, so your algorithm runs on the studies it was made for and its output lands in the radiologist's reading context rather than a separate window.

How does reimbursement work?

Do I need to be HIPAA-compliant?

Your algorithm will run on Sirona's HIPAA-ready infrastructure, backed by an active SOC 2 Type II program, with encryption, audit logging, and role-based access control at the platform layer. Your application still passes Sirona's security and quality review before it reaches practices, and you remain responsible for your own regulatory obligations.

How quickly can I reach radiologists after launching?

The design goal: once your algorithm passes Sirona's review, practices across the platform can adopt it without a per-hospital integration project. The SDK is not available yet; talk to our team about timing.