SafeCare AI®​ - Intelligent Healthcare​™ 

SafeCare AI
Artificial Intelligence (AI) for Better Outcomes in Quality, Safety, Efficiency
www.safecareai.com 
Intelligent Healthcare - AI Platforms
Predictive Real-time Decision Support
SafeCare AI​® utilize machine learning, deep learning and artificial neural networks (including Long Short Term Memory) to predict healthcare outcomes. Our artificial intelligence (AI) platforms are real-time and target opportunities of care to avoid medical errors, prevent readmissions, reduce redundant care and utilization, infections, and cost.

Dynamic Healthcare Predicting

Leveraging machine learning and deep-learning capabilities, SafeCare Applied Intelligence® fostered a new generation of healthcare applications, which are able to sense, reason, act, and adapt to address a range of healthcare challenges in areas such as medical errors, readmissions, redundant care and utilization, infections, and cost. 
Redundant Care
Duplicate & Unnecessary Hospital Testing
​Gone are the days of the "shotgun" approach where panel testing is ordered and all tests are performed, regardless of likelihood of yielding a positive result.
All Cause Readmissions
Avoidable Readmissions
Hospital readmissions are frequent, harmful, and costly to patients. Returning to the hospital for unplanned care disrupts patients’ lives, increases their risk of harmful events like healthcare-associated infections, and costs more money. 
Inpatient Deaths
Reduce Inpatient Mortality
Death rates provide information about important aspects of hospital care that affect patients’ outcomes – like prevention of and response to complications, emphasis on patient safety, and the timeliness of care.
Hospital Sepsis
​Predict Sepsis Progression
Early identification of patients with non-severe sepsis is a critical first step in preventing sepsis progression. Progression of spesis to severe sepsis or septic shock is highly lethal.
Hospital Infections
Prevent Hospital-acquired Infections
​​Patients admitted to the hospital for treatment of a medical problem sometimes get serious infections, and may even die. The days when hospital acquired infections were accepted by patients as an inevitable hazard of hospitalization are long gone.
Hospital Charges
Target High Hospital Charges
Hospital prices increased a whopping 42% from 2007 to 2014 for inpatient care compared with 6% for physicians. To make healthcare costs more transparent, the federal government required hospitals nationwide to post their prices online.