List of CGI Sovera Customers
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Each quarter our research team identifies companies that have purchased CGI Sovera for Electronic Health Record from public (Press Releases, Customer References, Testimonials, Case Studies and Success Stories) and proprietary sources, including the customer size, industry, location, implementation status, partner involvement, LOB Key Stakeholders and related IT decision-makers contact details.
Companies using CGI Sovera for Electronic Health Record include: Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre, a Canada based Healthcare organisation with 6941 employees and revenues of $1.50 billion, Hamilton Health Sciences Volunteer Association, a Canada based Non Profit organisation with 300 employees and revenues of $9.0 million, Ramses St. Michael Pharmacy, a Canada based Retail organisation with 7 employees and revenues of $1.0 million and many others.
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Hamilton Health Sciences Volunteer Association | Non Profit | 300 | $9M | Canada | CGI Group | CGI Sovera | Electronic Health Record | 2002 | n/a |
In 2002 Hamilton Health Sciences Volunteer Association implemented CGI Sovera as a Health Information Management solution within its Electronic Health Record environment to scan, consolidate and provide anytime anywhere access to patient health records. The implementation covered five hospitals in Ontario and centralized HIM processes to support clinical access, coding and privacy compliance across the regional hospital network.
CGI Sovera was configured to perform high-volume document scanning and enterprise image consolidation, creating a single retrievable repository for patient charts and ancillary records. Standard Electronic Health Record capabilities were applied, including indexed document capture, secure search and retrieval, role based access controls and workflow queues to support coding and abstracting operations.
The deployment integrated explicitly with MEDITECH to ensure scanned records were linked to existing clinical charts and patient identifiers, enabling clinicians to access consolidated records alongside live MEDITECH data. Operational coverage included hospital HIM departments, clinical units requiring chart access and coding teams responsible for abstracting, with the system accessible across the five hospital sites.
Governance and rollout followed a staged approach beginning in 2002 with phased rollouts across sites, establishing scanning standards, retention policies and privacy controls to align with provincial rules. The program enforced structured intake and QA workflows for scanned records and implemented role based audit trails to support compliance and records governance.
Reported outcomes included freed physical storage space, improved clinician access to records, and increased productivity for coding and abstracting teams, while supporting compliance with provincial privacy rules. The live year is an estimate based on the phased implementation that began in 2002 and the staged rollout across the hospital network.
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Ramses St. Michael Pharmacy | Retail | 7 | $1M | Canada | CGI Group | CGI Sovera | Electronic Health Record | 2007 | n/a |
In 2007, St. Michael’s Hospital engaged CGI Group to implement CGI Sovera as an Electronic Health Record, initiating a contract announced to support point-of-care access and enterprise content integration in Toronto. The engagement centered on implementing Sovera Health Information Management and the Sovera Content Connector frameworks to link historical paper records with the hospital's electronic clinical systems, with a live system planned as a staged rollout following the agreement.
The implementation used CGI Sovera Health Information Management and Content Connector capabilities to provide document capture, enterprise content indexing, and content linking into clinical workflows consistent with an Electronic Health Record environment. The project explicitly integrated CGI Sovera with Siemens Soarian to enable clinicians to retrieve scanned and indexed content alongside native clinical data at point of care, preserving contextual access to historical paper records within electronic clinical screens.
Contract and rollout governance were structured around the 2007 agreement, with staged deployment milestones driven by content migration and connector configuration rather than a wholesale cutover. Operational scope described in the announcement focused on hospital point-of-care access and enterprise content integration across Toronto clinical systems, with CGI Group responsible for implementing the Sovera frameworks and the Sovera integration components to support clinical content availability.
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Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre | Healthcare | 6941 | $1.5B | Canada | CGI Group | CGI Sovera | Electronic Health Record | 2010 | n/a |
In 2010 Sunnybrook Health Sciences Centre selected CGI Sovera from CGI Group as a Health Information Management application within its broader Electronic Health Record strategy to address historical paper chart scanning and HIM workflow automation. The engagement was announced in 2010 and the Sovera HIM system reached public launch in 2012, establishing a multi-year rollout timeline across Sunnybrook campuses in Toronto.
The implementation centered on document imaging and electronic chart consolidation, with configuration to automate HIM workflows including Release of Information and to consolidate clinical content for a more paperless electronic patient record framework. CGI Sovera was deployed to provide a centralized repository and indexing capability to improve chart availability and to support clinical productivity across inpatient and outpatient documentation processes.
Rollout and governance activities included staged campus deployments across Sunnybrook locations and redefined HIM processing workflows to support scanned record ingestion and controlled access for release procedures. The public launch in 2012 delivered a more paperless EPR framework and is described as having improved chart availability and clinical productivity, reflecting the operational goals tied to the Electronic Health Record deployment.
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