Krungthai-AXA Life Insurance, a leader in life and health insurance, has introduced a new application, “Emma by AXA”, an all-in-one insurance and digital health application, giving customers convenient access to vital healthcare services and policy information at the touch of a button.
From B-Time with Beth Bierbower, our guest today is Adam Odessky, Co-founder & CEO of Sensely, a conversational platform that drives patient and insurance member engagement.
From UCSF Rosenman Institute: Ivana Schnur, MD/PhD shares her own incredible journey to medicine; from growing up in the Eastern bloc in Czechoslovakia, moving to the US to become a doctor, to recovering from a spinal cord injury that left her paralyzed, and understanding the potential of virtual reality in medicine.
Patient digital access solution expands footprint & supporting remit
From the BBC, “The Compass” features Sensely’s c0-founder and Chief Medical Officer, Ivana Schnur, Md/PhD. Content begins at 3:40.
Featuring the Sensely symptom checker, the Allianz Partners digital health assistant is currently available in English, German, French, Italian and Spanish, and has already been made available to more than 800,000 people.
From HLTH, Plug and Play, Sensely, Allianz Partners, and Mayo Clinic, learn how incorporating virtual health solutions can expand the brand and reach of insurance companies.
In-person mental health services have also been disrupted by the pandemic, even as the stress of the COVID-19 crisis has taken a toll on people’s mental health.
San Francisco startup, Sensely, is bringing the love by using AI and digital nurses to make clinical conversations more understanding and empathetic.
From Digital Health Forward, we meet Adam Odessky, CEO and Co-founder of Sensely. In this episode, we chat about innovation in chatbots, avatars, and AI technology, and the applications for healthcare.
From The Healthtech Podcast, James is joined by Adam Odessky, an engineer who founded Sensely after his first-hand experiences of helping to coordinate the healthcare of his grandmother.
While AI is an incredibly powerful problem-solving tool, we’re still a long way from the talkative, genuinely intelligent AI personalities that many of us grew up dreaming about.
The normalization of digital healthcare will go a long way toward driving uptake of new technologies.
The short answer is yes. Automation and data insights can help get COVID-19 vaccines into people’s arms faster.
Conversational AI platform continues aggressive expansion into additional enterprise payer markets & opens Philippines office.
The coherence structure of multiple discourse units is part of what makes discourse interpretable and meaningful, it is the difference between sanity and chaos.
AI technologies will augment human healthcare professionals, not replace them.
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