Sectra signs seven-year AI radiology reporting deal with Mount Sinai Health System

The deal extends an existing relationship where Mount Sinai already uses Sectra's enterprise imaging for radiology, breast imaging, and enterprise archive. The AI-assisted reporting module structures free-form dictation, drafts impressions, and runs quality checks before sign-off, aiming to reduce turnaround time. Sectra reports 14,000 active reporting users worldwide and 27 million reports per year across 21 countries, though those figures reflect the broader product footprint, not Mount Sinai's deployment. Dr. David S. Mendelson, Mount Sinai's Vice Chair of Radiology Information Technology, said integrating reporting with the imaging platform brings AI capabilities "without yet another system to integrate."