Sphere and National Health Council Partner to Advance Responsible AI in Healthcare
Sphere has announced a partnership with the National Health Council to promote responsible artificial intelligence use in patient-centered healthcare, according to a press release.
The collaboration aims to help healthcare organizations apply AI to strengthen decision-making, protect sensitive patient data, and improve operational efficiency. Sphere’s OrgBrain platform allows healthcare and nonprofit institutions to use generative AI securely within their existing systems, ensuring privacy, traceability, and flexibility without vendor lock-in.
Initial efforts will focus on enhancing board governance, streamlining administrative processes, and supporting strategic planning for the National Health Council and its members. The partnership will also explore ways to support the Council’s PXI: Patient Experience + Innovation Center, which brings together healthcare stakeholders to co-develop solutions for better health outcomes for people with chronic diseases and disabilities.
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