US-based independent healthcare group ApolloMD has partnered with Cleo Health to advance the use of AI-powered technology in emergency medicine.
The partners aim to modernise the patient care workflow by implementing Cleo Health’s AI platform across ApolloMD’s emergency departments.
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The AI platform will be rolled out progressively across ApolloMD’s network until it has been implemented at all the company’s facilities.
Cleo Health CEO David Hidalgo-Gato said: “We’re thrilled to be partnering with ApolloMD.
“We believe this technology empowers providers to reconnect with the core of their calling, which is delivering exceptional care to patients who need it most.”
Cleo Health’s platform aims to meet the complex needs of modern emergency departments by enhancing documentation, clinical decision-making, risk assessment and patient care coordination through the use of advanced AI.
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By GlobalDataThe ambient AI documentation system is designed to support acute care environments by assisting emergency medicine, hospitalist and urgent care providers.
It aims to reduce the burden of creating comprehensive patient records, allowing clinicians to concentrate on patient care.
ApolloMD chief quality and patient safety officer Mike Lipscomb said: “In evaluating AI solutions for our clinicians, Cleo Health stood out for its comprehensive approach to solving real clinical challenges.
“This partnership represents our commitment to providing our clinicians with the most advanced tools available to deliver exceptional patient care.”
Based in Georgia, US, ApolloMD supplies multi-speciality solutions for hospitals to provide high-quality clinical operations and patient care.
Earlier this month, the company expanded its collaboration with Adonis to make agentic AI available to 1,800 healthcare clinicians in the US.
ApolloMD is using Adonis’s AI Orchestration to deploy agents that automate complex revenue cycle management workflows.
The two companies have been working together since 2023 to improve collection rates and cost savings.
