Mount Sinai unifies radiology reporting with Sectra’s AI-assisted system
Mount Sinai Health System will deploy Sectra Reporting under a seven-year agreement, combining imaging, AI-assisted report drafting and quality checks in one workflow.
AT A GLANCE
Key points
- The seven-year agreement covers more than 1.2 million radiology exams annually.
- AI drafting and quality checks operate inside a human-reviewed workflow.
- Go-live is planned for spring 2027.
What is changing?
Sectra announced on November 4 that it had signed a seven-year agreement with Mount Sinai Health System for Sectra Reporting. The New York health system will combine imaging and reporting from worklist to signed report inside one Sectra One Cloud workflow.
The system automatically structures a radiologist’s free dictation, presents an AI-drafted impression for human review and runs quality checks that flag inconsistencies before sign-off. The agreement covers more than 1.2 million examinations per year, with go-live planned for spring 2027.
According to Sectra, this is the first US health-system partnership for Sectra Reporting. The announcement does not provide clinical-outcome or error-rate data; radiologists remain responsible for reviewing AI output, and performance still needs validation in real use.
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Source date: 4 November 2026.
Published by AI Radar: 4 Nov 2026, 12:02 (Istanbul, UTC+3). Updated: 4 Nov 2026, 12:07.
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