Medical Imaging

HHH Selects Sectra One Cloud to Speed Patient Diagnostics

HHH Selects Sectra One Cloud to Speed Patient Diagnostics

International medical imaging IT and cybersecurity company Sectra (STO: SECT B) will provide its fully managed, cloud enterprise imaging solution, Sectra One Cloud, to Hennick Humber Hospital (HHH) in Canada. This SaaS transition will simplify IT operations, optimize imaging workflows, and improve departmental collaboration for better patient care.

“Our move to Sectra One Cloud is a strategic investment in the future of medical imaging at Hennick Humber Hospital. As North America’s first fully digital hospital, advancing our cloud-based imaging capabilities builds on our leadership in digital health and supports our commitment to delivering Tomorrow’s Healthcare, Today™. By strengthening security, scalability and interoperability, this transition will streamline how imaging is accessed and shared, enable stronger collaboration across care teams, and help clinicians deliver faster, more consistent and high-quality diagnostics for our patients,” says Jhanvi Solanki, Vice President of Clinical Programs at HHH.

Located in North York, HHH is a part of Humber River Health, one of Canada’s largest community care organizations. Humber River Health operates across multiple sites in Ontario. and serves more than 850,000 people across the northwest Greater Toronto Area. The shift to Sectra One Cloud at HHH is part of the hospital’s initiative to strengthen its digital infrastructure, further enhance patient safety, and support high-quality diagnostics.

By deploying the cloud solution for its radiology and breast imaging departments, HHH will establish a secure and flexible environment for medical imaging. As a fully managed service, Sectra One Cloud is monitored, optimized, and continuously upgraded by Sectra, reducing operational burden while ensuring high availability and scalability. The solution supports growing imaging volumes, added specialties strengthens protection of patient information through secure access to and sharing of imaging data within the organization.

“As more healthcare organizations across Canada transition their imaging systems to the cloud, there is a clear emphasis on enhancing accessibility, collaboration, security, and scalability. Cloud-based imaging gives clinicians fast and dependable access to studies anytime and anywhere, while meeting the evolving demands of modern healthcare. Hennick Humber Hospital’s move to Sectra One Cloud reflects a strong commitment to innovation, robust data protection, and patient-centered care. We look forward to supporting them as they equip their teams with the tools they need to consistently deliver high-quality outcomes,” says Nader Soltani, President, at Sectra Canada Inc.

The multiyear contract for Sectra One Cloud was signed in the first quarter of Sectra’s 2026/2027 fiscal year, with an expected annual volume of over 250,000 imaging exams. Hennick Humber Hospital will initially utilize the solution’s modules for radiology and breast imaging.

Sectra’s enterprise imaging solution provides a unified strategy for all imaging needs while lowering operational costs. The scalable and modular solution, with a VNA at its core, allows healthcare providers to grow from ology to ology and from enterprise to enterprise. Visit Sectra’s website to read more about Sectra and why it’s top-ranked in “Best in KLAS”.

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