Infinitus Launches Trusted Voice AI Agents for Healthcare

Apr 25, 2025
Infinitus Systems, Inc. has introduced the first voice AI agents designed for healthcare, ensuring trust and compliance in patient-provider interactions.
Infinitus Launches Trusted Voice AI Agents for Healthcare

Infinitus Systems, Inc. has launched the first voice AI agents specifically designed for healthcare, focusing on trust and compliance in patient-provider interactions, announced in a press release. These AI agents are built on a proprietary architecture that prevents hallucinations and ensures adherence to approved procedures and regulatory requirements.

The platform features several innovations, including AI response control, a specialized knowledge graph, and an AI review system for trusted outcomes. These elements work together to provide accurate, around-the-clock access to healthcare information, improving patient experience and supporting healthcare providers.

Infinitus' AI agents are capable of proactive patient engagement, offering assistance and follow-ups, while provider-facing agents streamline care coordination and documentation processes. The company has also expanded its offerings to include payor-facing AI agents, which assist in insurance discovery and prior-authorization follow-ups, further reducing administrative burdens in the healthcare ecosystem.

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