KPMG has partnered with Hippocratic AI to tackle global workforce shortages in the healthcare industry. The goal is to free up provider time by leveraging generative AI agents that can interact naturally and intuitively with humans. According to KPMG, process analyses have identified high-pressure points where AI-powered solutions can make a significant impact.
Hippocratic AI has already deployed its genAI agents at two Universal Health Services subsidiaries: Summerlin Hospital and Texoma Medical Center. The company has also partnered with Eucalia to launch Japanese-language genAI for non-diagnostic patient tasks, marking its market entry in Japan. Additionally, Hippocratic AI has partnered with Burjeel Holdings in the UAE, operating in the Middle East and North Africa.
The company’s agents will be developed for patient-facing tasks in UAE/Oman healthcare facilities and physiotherapy clinics. This strategic partnership aims to improve patient outcomes and healthcare efficiency through generative AI. With $141 million in Series B funding, Hippocratic AI has reached a valuation of $1.64 billion, paving the way for expansion into new markets and geographies.
Source: www.mobihealthnews.com

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