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Sirona's reporter is cloud-native and ingests DICOM pixel data directly — not just HL7 text — so AI can work from the images while you read, with the radiologist reviewing and accepting everything that enters the report. Sirona is an FDA Class II device company, and the reporter is part of a Class I device product. With PowerScribe 360 support ending in 2027, now is the time to evaluate a modern alternative.

Yes. Sirona integrates with existing systems via standard DICOM and HL7 interfaces. You can launch Sirona from your existing worklist or EMR, or use Sirona as your complete unified platform. You can start with Reporter-Only and expand to the full suite over time.

Go-lives typically fall between 1 and 9 months, with most of that range driven by data-migration requirements. Legacy PACS replacements commonly run 6–12 months, largely because of the on-premise infrastructure that Sirona's cloud-native architecture removes. We handle migration, integration, and training as part of onboarding.

Yes. Images stream progressively over a global CDN from infrastructure close to the reader, and studies are pre-cached based on your worklist and hanging protocols, so the first image is up while the rest arrives. We recommend Google Chrome on a business-class connection of 50 Mbps or better.

Platform AI is part of the platform, not an add-on: smart hanging protocols, relevant priors identified and pre-loaded, Priors Summary, Auto-Fill Comparison, and Auto-Impressions, which drafts impressions from your dictated findings. Quality Assist (Coming Soon) is designed to check report quality in the background while you dictate. Cortex and agentic AI capabilities are on the roadmap.

Yes. Sirona is cloud-native, so radiologists read from the office or from home in Google Chrome with the Sirona RadOS Manager extension. There is no VPN client and no workstation image to maintain. We recommend a business-class connection of 50 Mbps or better.