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Fix Up Health uses ambient AI to connect doctors and patients

Startup Fix Up Health unveils RTM 2.0, using ambient AI to automate clinical documentation and personalized rehabilitation programs.

| NBNTV = Reporter Jeong Dong-jin | Startup Fix Up Health is unveiling its Remote Therapeutic Monitoring (RTM) solution.

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According to Fix Up Health on the 17th, the core of the RTM 2.0 solution is its ambient AI. The technology listens to conversations between medical staff and patients in real clinical settings, analyzing them within a medical context to automate necessary documentation and tasks, allowing medical professionals to focus more on patient care.

Key features include: ▲ drafting clinical notes for entry into Electronic Medical Records (EMR) ▲ generating patient summaries that rephrase information into easy-to-understand terms ▲ configuring customized daily home-care rehabilitation programs.

By adopting the Fix Up Health RTM solution, client companies can reduce the administrative burden on medical staff by processing rehabilitation-related tasks—which were previously fragmented across clinical settings, remote therapeutic management, and insurance claims—continuously within a single solution.

The RTM 2.0 solution, currently undergoing beta testing, is scheduled to be rolled out sequentially to all client companies in the second half of this year following further AI feature enhancement and stabilization.

"We developed this ambient AI so that medical staff can listen more closely to patients during limited face-to-face consultations, rather than focusing on writing records," said Im Sang-won, CEO of Fix Up Health. "Given the nature of rehabilitation, which does not end with treatment in the clinic, the Fix Up Health RTM solution will be optimal for medical institutions that wish to manage patients both before and after their visits."

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