Kyndryl and Microsoft Partner to Launch AI-Powered Healthcare Assistant

Kyndryl has announced a collaboration with Microsoft to introduce Dragon Copilot, an AI-powered healthcare assistant designed to enhance clinical documentation and administrative efficiency.

Kyndryl has announced a collaboration with Microsoft to introduce Dragon Copilot, an AI-powered healthcare assistant designed to enhance clinical documentation and administrative efficiency announced in a press release. The Dragon Copilot will utilize generative AI for voice dictation, ambient listening, and natural language processing to automate routine tasks, allowing clinicians to focus more on patient care.

The partnership will see Kyndryl supporting the adoption of Dragon Copilot by providing services that optimize clinician efficiency and workflows. The AI assistant will automate documentation and administrative tasks, reducing the burden on healthcare providers and improving patient experiences by allowing clinicians to concentrate on patient interactions rather than administrative duties.

Kyndryl plans to offer Dragon Copilot as part of its healthcare services portfolio starting in May 2025. The company will provide comprehensive support and implementation services to help healthcare organizations integrate Dragon Copilot into their existing workflows, ensuring a seamless transition to this new technology.

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