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Five ways AI-driven startups are revolutionizing healthcare in Kenya

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The healthcare industry is undergoing a transformation with the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) to improve access to healthcare services, especially for vulnerable populations like people with disabilities. AI-powered health startups such as iZola, M-Tiba, MYDAWA, Zuri Health, and Goodlife are leading the way in developing innovative solutions to enhance patient care.

Dr. Wamuyu Owatoki, a scientist and operations lead expert, emphasizes that AI in healthcare is not just a passing trend but a revolutionary force reshaping the delivery of medical treatment. These startups are leveraging AI technology to develop new treatments, enhance diagnostic accuracy, and personalize care for patients.

For instance, iZola, a therapeutic service platform, uses AI to detect early signs of autism in children and recommend specialized therapy to help them function independently. The platform offers personalized therapies that can be accessed remotely from home, providing hope to parents and their children.

Similarly, online pharmacies like Goodlife and MYDAWA are utilizing AI to streamline access to prescription drugs and offer personalized healthcare recommendations. MYDAWA, in particular, has integrated AI into its claims processing system, reducing the wait time for claims approval and improving efficiency.

Zuri Health is pioneering decentralized healthcare services accessible to anyone with a mobile device, aiming to reach underserved populations. Dr. Wamuyu believes that AI will continue to play a crucial role in healthcare innovation, driving advancements in patient care.

The ongoing revolution in healthcare, propelled by AI, signifies a commitment to improving health outcomes for all individuals. As technology evolves, the potential for further breakthroughs in healthcare remains vast, promising a brighter future for the industry.

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