Healthcare IT News March 5, 2024
Andrea Fox

The integration with the Converge telehealth platform could reduce clinician burnout by extending access to artificial intelligence voice technology to help manage care for 90 million people across 55 health plans.

Suki announced Tuesday that it has partnered with Amwell to integrate its Suki Assistant artificial intelligence into Amwell’s Converge hybrid care delivery platform used by providers at more than 2,000 hospitals and health systems, including Cleveland Clinic, Northwell Health and Intermountain Healthcare.

WHY IT MATTERS

Suki’s voice-enabled digital assistant for healthcare will be available directly within the Converge platform, and connect with Amwell providers’ existing workflows.

Amwell’s Converge does not require patients to download apps, and features chat-based support, mental health services and in-visit enrollment for clinical programs,...

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