Companies Implementing Machine Learning in the Health Sector

There are Wide variety of Companies that have implemented Machine learning to improve health sector and increase efficiency to Fasten our end-time processing and improve Online Analytics Processing (OLAP). 

Let us begin by analyzing Big three companies, namely Google, IBM and a new startup from CloudMedX health. 

1. Google - DeepMind.

Google has been working on its application Google health which provides users a daily detailed description of how they have been working out, what their achieved goal is. Now Google has created a new subdivision within Google health to Implement DeepMind.

DeepMind Logo Via Google
DeepMind's System Integration allows DeepMind to access Google's Vast Database to ease the method of Data Mining patients health record. 

The purpose of Deepminds Implementation is to eliminate the cost of extraction for Patients health record and be as efficient in helping Health professionals diagnose the individual condition faster and effectively. 

2. IBM's Watson Health

IBM integrated its online health website known as IBM Watson health to support application development suitable for mobile and tablet. 

IBM Watson Logo Via IBM.com

Implementing the portable canvas for Watson health, IBM was able to add features that constituted to machine learning diagnostics. 

One of those diagnostics being tracking down the drug inventory system to make sure that the amount of drug received were not exceeding the inventory limit.

IBM's Watson health helped Biorasi with its drug inventory system and helped to reduce the cost for transporting effeciently by 50%

3. CloudMedX health. 

A startup in silicon valley that focuses on optimizing patient and financial outcomes through predictive analytics.

CloudMedX logo via cloudMedx.com

CloudMedX uses Natural Language processing and deep learning to obtain existing data from electronical medical records and displays clinical insights for health care professionals so as to improve patient outcomes.

Company’s solution has been applied in several medical fields like congestive heart failure, liver cancer, ALS, renal failure and orthopedic surgery.

The companies described above are bearing the fruits with the machine learning sector in AI to help health professional around the world to achieve precise and bold results to help implement techniques that make for efficient and fast management for patients. 

Onwards we will Discover Methods where there is further Future Implications of Machine learning in health sector. 









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