The platform aims to provide an integrated data source built around computer science, medical research, big data and artificial intelligence. By using blockchain, users will be able to access the data, which the company hopes will be used to improve healthcare innovation.
Along with creating a database, A-Medicare aims to reduce healthcare costs through the platform.
“Our mission is to decrease the cost of healthcare and to improve its efficiencies in all aspects using machine learning, artificial intelligence and blockchain technology,” founder and CEO Enzo Zelocchi said.
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