Sirona Medical and Everlight Radiology Form Five-Year Global Partnership
Sirona Medical and Everlight Radiology have entered a five-year strategic partnership to modernize radiology workflows across Everlight’s international network, announced in a press release.
Under the agreement, Everlight’s 800 radiologists will use Sirona’s RadOS platform to deliver AI powered care to 350 hospitals and millions of patients each year. The deployment will replace Everlight’s existing PACS and reporting systems across operations in Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, the United Kingdom, the United Arab Emirates, and South Africa.
This marks Sirona’s first commercial partnership outside the United States and is described as one of the largest radiology platform agreements signed to date.
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