HOPPR Launches Presto to Help Simplify Draft Reporting in Radiology Workflows

June 24, 2026 —  HOPPR Presto Agent (Presto) is now commercially available from HOPPR.

Presto iis a tool that ntegrates with existing radiology reporting systems without requiring new software or platform migrations. It uses information from AI models selected by the practices to extract findings from the imaging exams, and it creates a draft report using the findings it receives and importing them into each radiologist's existing templates.

Presto organizes dictated text within report templates and automatically pulls measurements from DEXA images, scanned PDFs and ultrasound worksheets directly into reports. It works with any vision-language model, including open-source, commercial, or internally developed models. This gives practices flexibility as models evolve. Presto is available today for PowerScribe 360 and PowerScribe One, with additional reporting-system integrations in development.

"As practicing radiologists, we became frustrated that the promise of AI wasn't being delivered at the point of reporting. Report generation is a major cause of frustration for radiologists with little to do with interpreting images, so we built Presto. It fills a gap that every radiologist we know has felt," said William Boonn, MD, Chief Medical Officer at HOPPR.

Presto Integration

Radiologists participating in early access deployments reported that Presto integrated into existing workflows with minimal disruption:

"[It]was remarkably easy to set up and start using, but what stands out to me most is its flexibility," said Shawn Lyo, MD, Radiology Associates of South Florida. "It allows me to read studies and dictate the way I prefer while providing a wide range of customization options that can be adapted to different reporting workflows and preferences."

"I'm really impressed with how seamless Presto is," said Daniel Riherd, MD, Evansville Radiology. "It runs right inside PowerScribe with nothing to set up, and not having to dictate measurements into my reports has saved me a ton of time."

"I've been using Presto in my daily practice for a few months, and it fits right into the system I already report in," said Joshua Adam Tarrence, DO, Radiology Physicians, Inc. "It takes a lot of the manual busywork out of building a report, so I can spend more of my time actually reading studies. For a private practice like ours, that's real value."

To request access or a demo, visit https://presto.run.