New York-Based Healthcare System Unveils New AI-Powered Virtual Care Effort
One Brooklyn Health announced Monday it is partnering with hellocare.ai to bolster artificial intelligence-driven virtual care across its hospital system.
One Brooklyn Health announced Monday it is partnering with hellocare.ai to bolster artificial intelligence-driven virtual care across its hospital system.
The new move will provide advanced AI tools to OBH’s clinicians to enable “scalable, continuous patient monitoring and enhanced care delivery” in its hospitals, according to the announcement.
The partnership will include deploying advanced AI models for preventing patient falls, fall detection and pressure injury prevention in an effort to enable “clinical teams to proactively identify risks and intervene earlier,” per the news release. OBH is comprised of Brookdale Hospital Medical Center, Interfaith Medical Center and Kingsbrook Jewish Medical Center.
“At One Brooklyn Health, we are committed to leveraging innovation to deliver safer, more equitable, and higher-quality care to our communities,” OBH Chief Executive Officer of One Brooklyn HealthSandra Scott said in a statement enclosed in the release. “By partnering with hellocare.ai, we are equipping our clinicians with advanced AI tools that allow them to monitor more patients effectively, respond faster, and ultimately improve outcomes.”
The virtual Healthcare platform’s AI-powered capabilities can also “continuously analyze patient activity in real time, helping reduce adverse events while improving operational efficiency and workforce sustainability.”