According to an April 6 press release, Diagnostic Robotics’ use of artificial intelligence will assist payers, providers and patients in the diagnosis and treatment of conditions including behavioral health and congestive heart failure.
Customizable tools will allow BCBSRI to identify and monitor members with rising health risks, such as obesity, the press release read.
A mobile app will enable members to find appropriate care in their network.
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