Everlight Radiology will move its global teleradiology operation onto Sirona Medical’s RadOS platform under a 5-year strategic partnership. The deployment will replace Everlight’s existing PACS and reporting systems across Australia, New Zealand, Ireland, the United Kingdom, the UAE, and South Africa, according to Sirona.
The agreement covers Everlight’s 800 radiologists and more than 350 hospitals over the initial term. Sirona described the deal as its first partnership outside the United States and one of the largest radiology platform agreements it has signed.
RadOS combines diagnostic viewing, reporting, PACS archive, worklist, and AI into a single cloud-native workspace. Sirona’s platform page says RadOS brings DICOM, HL7, speech, reporting, PACS, viewer, and worklist into one operating environment.
Everlight will also use Sirona’s existing Platform AI suite. The companies plan to develop agentic AI automations for clinical, administrative, and operational workflows across Everlight’s network.
The agreement gives Everlight access to Sirona’s embedded AI orchestration layer and Amplify SDK. Sirona said the tools will allow Everlight to build, deploy, and manage proprietary AI workflows across clinical and operational use cases.
Everlight will also build bespoke software and AI capabilities on top of RadOS, according to the announcement. The companies said they will collaborate on Sirona’s Agentic AI platform and other workflow features.
Companies:Sirona Medical, Everlight Radiology
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