Weekly Rundown: Cleveland Clinic taps Luminai for AI automation; Quest brings lab testing to Apple Health
The latest news from Suki, Apple, Cleveland Clinic, Luminai, Rainfall Health and more.
Health technology news from Sept. 7-11 includes Suki launching a research initiative called Science at Sukii to advance healthcare AI through scientific and clinical evidence. A new Suki Research Collaborative will study AI implementation and workflow optimization. Apple announced expanded health and fitness capabilities for its Apple Watch Series 12 and Ultra 4, including a Health Sensing System and biometric readiness score.
Users can now schedule lab tests featuring 50+ biomarkers through Apple Health, which will be conducted at Quest Diagnostics locations. Cleveland Clinic and Luminai partnered to develop and deploy AI automation for administrative workflows, focusing on external referral processing. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services named Jared Seehafer as the first Deputy Commissioner for Technology and Artificial Intelligence at the FDA, highlighting the administration's commitment to AI innovation and regulation.
Finally, Rainfall Health's AI platform will be implemented in a Mayo Clinic facility to support care coordination and compliance with the CMS Transforming Episode Accountability Model (TEAM).
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