AI in Medicine

A new vertigo relief app aims to help adults with BPPV perform repositioning maneuvers at home, supported by telehealth and digital therapeutics trends.

A new app aims to help adults with recurrent BPPV perform repositioning maneuvers at home, supported by ENT clinics and physiotherapists.

QAtrial introduces an open-source, provenance-first AI platform for regulated life sciences, enhancing compliance without validation claims.

A new app aims to monitor vocal strain for professional singers, alerting them before hoarseness or injury occurs during tours. Testing underway.

A new recovery-percentile tracking tool for post-op orthopedic patients is being tested in a pilot, aiming to reduce patient calls and improve recovery monitoring.

Mayo Clinic is deploying AI-powered ambient listening to record and analyze patient interactions in ERs, raising questions about consent and accuracy.

Medicare’s new payment model, ACCESS, rewards AI-driven healthcare outcomes, marking a significant shift in federal healthcare reimbursement, but most of the tech industry remains unaware.

Ontario auditors report that AI note-taking systems used by doctors often produce inaccurate, fabricated, or incomplete patient records, raising safety concerns.

Medicare’s new payment model for AI healthcare is live, but most of the tech industry remains unaware. This shift could reshape healthcare reimbursement and innovation.