Curitics Health Adds AI Tools for Clinical Workflows
Curitics Health has introduced new AI platform features for clinical workflows, including Point of Care Solution, Ambient Listening, AI Care Management, and a mobile app, the company announced in a press release.
The Point of Care Solution works as an EHR overlay inside the provider portal. It presents clinical insights, workflow guidance, and AI assistance without requiring clinicians to leave their existing electronic health record workflow.
The Ambient Listening feature uses AI to capture clinician and patient conversations and create structured clinical documentation. The AI Care Management tools identify care opportunities, prioritize patient outreach, show possible gaps in care, and support patient population workflows.
The mobile app extends care management tasks beyond desktop systems. It supports mobile assessments, documentation, care plan tracking, member outreach, task management, documentation assisted by AI, offline use, and synchronization.
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