Meet Ada Your Personal Health Companion App

A London and berlin based AI health app, “Ada” is out and hits No. 1 spot in New Zealand. This app is developed by more than 100 doctors, which aims to decrease the hospital expenditure cost. It puts your mind at ease and allows you and your family to get more from the time spent with your GP doctor. This Newly launched app “Ada” accesses patients’, track health of patients’ and share the information with the doctor.

Accessibility, personalization, and advancement in the layout of the app were the main focus of chief Medical officer and the Co- founder. As a result which, they created a user friendly app.

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How does it work?

Ada is the AI personal health companion, it is trained to gather all information of patients including past health data of the user..With the sophisticated AI, you can ask questions in simple language that helps in breaking the barriers between doctors and patients. For instance, it asks personal questions regarding your health symptoms like “does your eye hurt,” “are you feeling pain in chest” or “does your stomach hurt”? Or some questions that can make the user feel uncomfortable when answering to a human. This app removes the awkwardness when talking to this app. It also eliminates the appointment time constraints.

Ada isn’t thinking to replace your doctor in near future. It took six years to bring Ada AI in life, which is now upgrading by adding remote consultations. The app is not designed to replace doctors all together, but to supplement human roles. Ada is becoming intelligent, through machine learning and with feedbacks. Through a multi-profile management platform, you can track the health of multiple users. This is helpful when you have to monitor your child’s symptoms. You can then share the report with your personal GP doctor on phone, prior to scheduled visits.

CSIRO reported that hospital expenditure is growing every year. In Australia, it is growing at the rate of 6% per annum. The government of Australia has taken initiatives like Telehealth and My Health Record which manage health information and treat patients electronically. These services look to deliver safer, more efficient and better quality healthcare. According to a research, New Zealand has more that double spend on the healthcare industry. If it continues then by 20150 spend amount would be 10.7%. Ada requires further research, but it is improving day-by-day by learning from users responses.