This month’s AI report includes news and updates from Vultr, Athos Therapeutics, LucidHealth, Eko Health, AvaSure, CLEW Medical, Mediktor, Sensely, HLTH, Navina, Lunit, Volpara, Wolters Kluwer Health, Cognizant, CCS, Talkdesk, Lyric, InfoBionic.Ai, HBox.ai, SPRY Therapeutics, Teledoc Health, & AMA.
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By Jeff Robbins – The healthcare industry has experienced an explosion of data and analytics. Whether it comes from an Apple Watch or a hospital room, patient data is collected nonstop. But we can still unlock the value especially as AI becomes an increasing part of the equation.
By Scott Johnson – By addressing security challenges, healthcare organizations can pave the way for widespread adoption of GenAI technology and unlock its full potential in the industry. Here are three key areas that are crucial to successfully integrate GenAI into healthcare workflows:
By Ayesha Khan -A wave of innovation – ML/AI, robotics, wearables, AR/VR, Big Data – has propelled telemedicine since the pandemic. While other technologies fueled the rise and momentum of virtual healthcare, AI’s cutting-edge analytical capabilities may revolutionize healthcare beyond recognition.
By April Miller – Telehealth is on the rise, but most medical professionals are overwhelmed with their current workloads and aren’t prepared to take on additional training. This is where artificial intelligence chatbots come in — they could ease the burden while improving their sessions’ effectiveness.
This month’s AI report includes news and updates from Transcarent, Triomics, Navina, Upperline Health, Lyric, Concert, CLEW, Cohere Health, CentralReach, Together by Renee, RapidAI, OM1, Andor Health, American Medical Association, & John Snow Labs.
By Radha Taralekar – AI is at the forefront of pioneering advancements in mental health care, offering innovative solutions to longstanding challenges. One of its most notable applications is in early detection and diagnosis.
By Dr. Brian Covino – Adequate access to healthcare remains out of reach for many Americans. Despite progress, underserved communities continue to face significant barriers to quality care, often leading to poorer health outcomes.
By Jared Gillespie – As healthcare continues to shift towards value-based care models, rehabilitation services are increasingly evaluated based on the quality of outcomes and cost-efficiency. In this environment, clinicians face the dual challenge of delivering high-quality care while minimizing costs.