Mount Sinai picks Sectra Reporting for 1.2 million radiology exams a year
Sectra says Mount Sinai will add its reporting module to an existing imaging platform, with go-live planned for spring 2027.
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Mount Sinai already runs Sectra for radiology imaging, breast imaging and its enterprise archive, and now plans to add Sectra Reporting for more than 1.2 million exams a year. The contract tests Sectra's stated aim of putting image review, AI-drafted impressions, quality checks and sign-off in one system. Sectra has disclosed no Mount Sinai outcome data, and go-live is planned for spring 2027.
Sectra, founded in 1978 by Ingemar Ingemarsson and three postgraduate students, says Mount Sinai Health System in New York has signed a seven-year agreement for Sectra Reporting, the native reporting module inside Sectra One Cloud. Sectra's November 4th announcement says Mount Sinai will add its reporting module to an existing imaging platform, with go-live planned for spring 2027.…
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