Summary
GE HealthCare has partnered with two health systems to create AI-powered software aimed at improving hospital operations. Humana and Providence have teamed up to improve data exchange between healthcare providers and insurers. These initiatives aim to address challenges in integrating new technology into healthcare.
Key Facts
- GE HealthCare is collaborating with The Queens Health System in Hawaii and Duke Health in North Carolina.
- The partnerships will help develop cloud-based AI software for hospital operations.
- GE HealthCare's software will provide real-time insights to improve patient care.
- Humana and Providence are working together to enhance data sharing between healthcare providers and insurers.
- This data initiative aims to protect patient privacy and lessen administrative tasks for doctors.
- The first phase of Humana's program will start in October, focusing on Medicare Advantage members.
- These efforts align with the White House's goals for a patient-focused healthcare system.
- The initiatives are part of a broader movement to move away from paper-based processes and improve digital data exchanges.
