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Enable Independence
Companionship
Healthcare Assistance
Cognitive Engagement
Enabling Inclusivity
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Privacy
Trust
Inclusivity
Accuracy
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Integration
Data Management
Fairnesss
Accountability
Prompt Injection
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Doctor AI: An Health AI assistant chatbot aimed to help with understanding health conditions and enhancing well-being.
Dr ChatGPT: Personal AI Medical Chatbot app in Over 100 Languages (beta version).
Wisdome Weave: An experimental text-based chatbot to support elderly through interactive story telling. Free version on Amazon PartyRock.
Alaya Care: A purpose-built AI for home-based care.
SeaVoice AI: Voice agents with use cases in scheduling doctor appointment and health insurance claims.
Infermedica: Symptom checker and virtual triage
Infermedica: Symptom checker and virtual triage
Symptoma: digital health assistant for questions answers.
Discalimer: The tools and resources provided are for educational purposes only, without warranties of any kind. Use at your own risk. Always seek advice from a qualified professional before acting on any information, especially in health-related matters.
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