Chesterfield, Mo.-based Mercy is rolling out a new AI imaging service across the system’s footprint to provide patients with additional diagnostic imaging review.
Launching in a phased rollout through February, Aidoc’s aiOS platform will work “seamlessly and securely” within Mercy’s existing IT systems and EHRs, according to a Jan. 28 news release from the system.
The technology will also flag incidental findings and facilitate necessary intervention, the release said.
The service is being provided at no additional cost to patients.
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