TRANSFORMING HEALTHCARE THROUGH AI TECHNOLOGY
Overview of Challenges with Healthcare Services
In our research, we have identified several important issues in healthcare that are addressed with the use of Healthcare AI Assistant (HAIA) solution. Historically, starting in 1960’s, digitization in healthcare was focused on billing and accounting for doctors’ offices and hospitals. Later, starting in 1990’s, digitization evolved to use the available supply chain data to improve healthcare supply and reduce costs.
Today, healthcare digitization is focused on better patient outcomes by using digitization technologies to increase the quality of healthcare solutions for patients. Costs of healthcare services are directly related to patient outcomes such as reducing disease recurrence, ensuring patients have accurate information, and reducing the need for repeat doctor visits for the same condition. Government spent four trillion dollars in health consumption expenditure in 2021. Morgan Stanley predicts a $50 billion market for AI in healthcare over the next decade.
Demand Outstrips Supply
Demand for medical services exceeds supply. For example our research showed that in the U.K., the National Health Services waiting list for patients has hit a record high of nearly 8 million patients waiting for receiving healthcare services, and recently, over ten thousand people in England have been waiting for routine hospital treatment for more than 18 months.
Technology Platforms are not User Friendly
Professionals and patients state that technology platforms are not user friendly. Users seek reliability, quality, and trusted systems in healthcare versus gimmicks and features. Research shows that people want information relevant to their specific condition, from a trustworthy source, easy to access and use such as app loading time, UX design, logical information, and ease of navigation. 57% of customers won’t recommend a website that is poorly designed and even 50% of customers will refuse to use the website even if they like the business.
Healthcare Needs
Needs of younger and older patients generally differ. Younger patients are generally healthier and need preventative programs. On the other hand, older patients may suffer from chronic conditions such as arthritis, vision issues, back problems and have severe health issues due to falls and other conditions. 75.3% of men and 78.1% of women over 55 have at least one chronic condition.
Comfort with Technology Use
Different comfort level with technology. For example, 53% of kids have a smart phone by age 11 and 84% have a smartphone by the time they are a teenager. (It’s a smartphone life: More than half of U.S. children have one) while the older generation are more adept at using laptop devices, communicating through emails, and getting information from websites
Availability of Information
Patients provide information about their condition to different channels such as their doctor during an office visit, urgent care or emergency room visit, telehealth digital doctor’s visits, wearable technologies, pharmacists, etc. This information needs to be stored in the patient’s records. Patients must repeat their condition during each interaction unaware of how much the health practitioner knows about or is familiar with their condition, therefore patients may leave out important pieces of information in their communications with the healthcare practitioners. Research shows that one out of five patients information may not be matched entirely to electronic health records. Additionally, statistics show that poor data costs an average of 15% to 25% of revenue to businesses, and each incorrect record costs $100 to correct.
Data Security and Privacy
Unsecure data raises data privacy and security concerns due to data breaches and cyber-attacks. In recent years, some of the violations include the case of Advocate Health Care Network that was fined $5.5 million for unauthorized disclosure of roughly 4 million patient data due to theft. To avoid fines and safeguard patient data, it’s critical to stay updated with HIPAA and observe best practices for data security. . At Health AI Global, we offer a variety of dental services, including regular check-ups, cleanings, and cosmetic procedures.
HEALTH AI ASSISTANT BENEFITS AND CAPABILITIES
Introducing Your AI Assistant
Answer Patient’s specific Medical Questions
Realtime patients’ condition reporting
The healthcare assistant enables healthcare practitioners enhance quality of care, create better outcomes for patients, improve diagnosis, and provide better service for the patients and creates greater trust in the healthcare system. Our solution is an A.I. Assistant that will help practitioners improve delivery of healthcare, improve diagnostic care, improve prescriptive capabilities, and support the patients in their day-to-day care. HAIA uses the latest generative AI technologies and natural language processing to create a user-friendly interface for patients and healthcare practitioners alike.
Realtime patients’ condition reporting
Answer Patient’s specific Medical Questions
Realtime patients’ condition reporting
Users enter their data into the HAIA’s interface thus allowing monitoring of patient’s condition. HAIA can track and identify negative trends early, determine if patient is within acceptable ranges for their given condition, and alert practitioners if the patient’s condition is at a level that requires additional attention before the patient suffers adverse conditions.
Answer Patient’s specific Medical Questions
Answer Patient’s specific Medical Questions
Answer Patient’s specific Medical Questions
HAIA can answers patient’s general have questions about their conditions, how to follow prescribed treatments, side effects of medications, what happens if the miss a dose, and how is their current feeling (pain, nausea, etc.) related to their condition or medications thus questions are answered quickly and accurately without the need to rely on contacting medical practitioners that is expensive and time consuming.
Improve diagnostics and prescription
Connect practitioners and Patients in remote locations with a wealth of support
Answer Patient’s specific Medical Questions
HAIA reduces the chances of errors in medical prescriptions or misdiagnosis by providing diagnosis and prescription support based on information captured from the patients. HAIA helps practitioners ask the right questions based on patient’s stated symptoms and history thus using artificial intelligence to ensure that the patient’s symptoms match the medication drugs being prescribed.
Connect practitioners and Patients in remote locations with a wealth of support
Connect practitioners and Patients in remote locations with a wealth of support
Connect practitioners and Patients in remote locations with a wealth of support
The AI Assistant is especially useful for practitioners and patients that are in remote locations or patients have limited access to healthcare practitioners. Small clinics of a single doctor or a small group of doctors in a remote location would especially benefit from HAIA since the AI provides a higher level of support where access does not currently exist.
Help Practitioners Deal with Chaos
Connect practitioners and Patients in remote locations with a wealth of support
Connect practitioners and Patients in remote locations with a wealth of support
Large facilities that have many patients visiting their facilities daily also benefit from an AI assistant because the AI assistants reduce the chaos of having to deal with a large group of patients each day and brings focus on each individual patient by providing specific and important information to the attention of the practitioners and support the decision-making processes.
Ease of Use
Telemetry from Wearable Devices
Telemetry from Wearable Devices
HAIA will be built on simple user interfaces making the learning process easy. For example, HAIA can summarize patient comments and interactions with the practitioners thus saving time for data entry and allow the practitioners to focus on the patient. HAIA can also provide information on latest research and specialist insights to help practitioners develop better treatment plans. A poor patient experience reduces the trust of patients in the healthcare providers and not trust the digital healthcare that they are utilizing.
Telemetry from Wearable Devices
Telemetry from Wearable Devices
Telemetry from Wearable Devices
With an aging population, rising life expectancy, there is rising chronic diseases that require ongoing monitoring. Wearable devices monitor health of patient in real time and continuously monitor and transmit parameters on patients’ conditions. Wearables such as watches, smart fabrics, smart contact lenses, or orthopedic shoes fitted with sensors in place to capture information such as heart rate, breathing rate, body temperature, blood pressure, blood sugar, blood oxygen saturation, calories burnt, patients’ activity level, sleep pattern, daily activity, eating habits, etc. transmitted over Wi-Fi. AI assistants monitors the patient’s vital sign at a low cost and store and analyze the raw data to understand the status of the patient. AI can recommend adjustments to dosage of medicines to stabilize or improve the patient’s condition, raise alarm if the condition of the patient is deteriorating and the patient needs immediate attention by the physicians. Additionally, the AI provide a summary of the patient’s condition, the patients history, medications being used, to possible causes and possible solutions that are applied to help improve the patient’s conditions.
About Us
Our history
Our plan is to build on existing AI technologies and make the services available to small and medium sized clinics at a reasonable cost.
Our mission
HAIA will help improve patient health while improving the ability of practitioners to provide better healthcare services to their patients. The practitioners will see improved patient experiences, reduced workload for themselves and their staff, improved record patient record keeping, and lower cost of operations due to fewer errors a higher quality of service.