Across the globe, low-resource languages work to preserve their cultural identity through oral traditions, language, and stories; this work is often without access to affordable, high-quality translation resources. AvodahConnect is helping change that through AI-assisted, community-led translation consultant Dr. Giles Gravelle describes how AvodahConnect's approach blends technology, local expertise, and collaboration to accelerate language preservation while maintaining cultural and contextual accuracy. Using Bible Translation as the foundation, AvodahConnect's model empowers local translators, builds lasting partnerships, and strengthens communities from within, speeding up the communtiy- adoption process of the work.

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to learn how this innovative model is reshaping translation and helping people reclaim their languages.

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In today’s fast-paced healthcare environment, care providers need flexibility. That’s why AvodahMed is bringing our powerful AI-powered clinical documentation solution straight to your pocket with AvodahMed Mobile.

Whether you’re in the clinic, on hospital rounds, or working remotely, AvodahMed Mobile ensures you can document patient encounters from any device—desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone. Start on one device, finish on another. We store your notes securely, and you can access them instantly across environments.

Here’s how it works:

1. Download the Mobile App from the iOS or Google Play Store.

2. Select the Pre-Loaded Appointment: integrated with your EHR.

3. Start the Visit with a single tap to begin real-time transcription.

4. Automatic Note Creation: SOAP, clinical, and referral notes are generated instantly.

5. Send to your EHR: update as needed, and you’re done.

AvodahMed Mobile keeps your focus where it belongs—on the patient—not the screen. By automating transcription and note generation, you save valuable minutes in every encounter, reclaiming time for patient care.

No extra clicks. No device limitations. Just your device, your notes, your time.

Get started today and see how mobile AI documentation can transform your workflow. Schedule a demo or download from the iOS/Google Play Store.

AvodahMed, a leader in AI-powered clinical documentation, and Pulse4Pulse (P4P), a pioneer in early detection diagnostics, today announced a technology collaboration to improve preventative care, streamline provider workflows, and enhance patient outcomes. Through this partnership, an Ambient Screening solution is embedded within Pulse4Pulse's diagnostic offering, delivering an automated, intelligent solution for early disease detection and provider efficiency. This innovative platform integrates seamlessly into routine patient visits, leveraging real-time AI insights to enhance preventative care, improve provider efficiency, and streamline diagnostic workflows. 

Addressing the Growing Need for Early Detection According to the World Health Organization (WHO), Noncommunicable diseases (NCDs) cause 74% of global deaths, with cardiovascular diseases leading at 19+ million annually. Early intervention is crucial, and the AI-driven preventative care market is projected to exceed $164 billion by 2030. Pulse4Pulse and AvodahMed's Ambient Screening solution empowers providers with market leading tools for faster, more accurate disease detection and improved patient outcomes.

How It Works – AI-Powered Screening in Action The AI-powered screening solution passively listens to patient-provider interactions during routine exams, identifying hidden risk factors for chronic diseases in real time. The system then generates structured clinical notes and automated screening alerts, helping providers proactively flag patients who may require further diagnostic testing.

• Real-Time Clinical Documentation: AI captures patient-provider discussions and generates structured notes instantly.

• Automated Screening Alerts: AI flags potential diagnostic opportunities based on symptoms.

• Seamless Workflow Integration: Providers receive notifications and approve recommended screenings effortlessly.

• Data-Driven Insights: The platform continuously refines its detection models, improving preventative care strategies over time.

  
  

The results are more accurate diagnoses, earlier interventions, and reduced provider administrative burdens.

Enhancing Follow-Up Visits for Better Patient OutcomesThis partnership goes beyond initial diagnostics, ensuring continuity of care with AI-powered follow-ups.

• For Providers: Present more patients with preventative care plans based on the clinical protocols of the individual provider.

• For Patients: Receive more personalized treatment plans and improved proactive health monitoring.

Industry Leaders Weigh In"Our collaboration with Pulse4Pulse is a game-changer in how providers approach preventative care," said Paul Wiley, President at AvodahMed. "By combining the power of AvodahMed's Ambient Screening with Pulse4Pulse's early detection diagnostics, we are creating a solution that drives better patient outcomes while making it seamless for the provider."

"With AvodahMed's AI, our diagnostic technology service seamlessly integrates into provider workflows—making preventative care easier, faster, and more impactful than ever before," said David MacDonald, CEO, at Pulse4Pulse. "This partnership will help healthcare providers seamlessly incorporate our diagnostic solutions into patient care, making early detection more efficient and impactful than ever before."

Seamless Integration with Immediate Availability The AI-powered integration will be available to Pulse4Pulse's provider network. This partnership represents a significant leap forward in AI-powered preventative healthcare, setting a new industry standard for efficiency and early disease detection. The seamless, workflow-friendly integration ensures that practices can adopt AI-driven diagnostic automation without disrupting existing operations. This breakthrough raises the standard for preventative healthcare, empowering providers with more accurate risk assessments and earlier intervention opportunities.

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AvodahConnect commissioned expert translator to review its approach

Communities around the world strive to retain their cultural identity. Limited by lack of educational materials, high costs, and the challenges of traditional translation models, people in these overlooked communities often struggle to preserve their language. 

AvodahConnect’s AI-assisted translation empowers communities and reshapes their stories. To dig deeper into the organization’s approach, partnerships, and technology, AvodahConnect commissioned Dr. Gilles Gravelle, a respected translation consultant with decades of experience and a PhD in linguistics. 

In a new white paper, Dr. Gravelle describes how community-centric translation is a faster, more cost-effective method of preserving low-resource languages.

Community-based translation saves costs and time 

Cost and time are two barriers that keep communities from translating more resources into their own languages. AvodahConnect reduces both costs and time by using the Bible to begin every community-centric translation project.

Seven times longer than the average novel, the Bible is full of rich stories, themes, and emotions, all shared through the use of a massive vocabulary. At over 783,000 words, its length, breadth, and global availability make it an effective foundation for underserved communities’ translation efforts. 

AvodahConnect’s unique combination of technology, local expertise, and common purpose centers the community and creates unity. 

Shared priorities guide translation processes

Dr. Gravelle’s review reveals AvodahConnect’s community-centric practices. While AI-supported translation is a technical endeavor, at AvodahConnect, it’s rooted in connection and collaboration. 

In the white paper, he describes how the organization emphasizes:

• Human-centered technology 

  Prioritizing lasting connections over automation, AvodahConnect strives for collaboration. The AvodahConnect team works with local people to design processes that encourage community-led ownership of the Bible translation projects. 

• Deep partnerships 

  AvodahConnect partners with local organizations and defines clear roles for their contributors, plus AI developers and translators. People from the community drive the translation effort.

• Iterative translation workflows 

  Translators collect data, edit AI-generated drafts, and undergo peer reviews and quality assurance cycles. These processes foster continuous learning that yields high-quality translation and builds local translation capacity.

Throughout their translation projects, local people do more than participate — they run the processes that preserve their language. AvodahConnect’s approach draws people into the work, bridging the gap between technology and humans and helping everyone feel invested in their community’s success. 

Technology excels at translating low-resource languages

Analyzing the methodology, Dr. Gravelle found that AvodahConnect uses small language models (SLMs). An SLM learns from a small number of written materials, paying special attention to unique words, grammar, and style in the language. 

This narrower method is highly effective for low-resource languages because the SLM trains on specific, curated material. Using the Bible as training material gives SLMs a wide range of vocabulary, grammar, and narratives from a culturally significant text. 

When combined with AvodahConnect’s years of iteration, review, and community validation, translations become faster, more cost-effective, and of higher quality.

Expert evaluation highlights process and partnership 

Dr. Gravelle conducted an in-depth study of AvodahConnect’s translation model and community partnerships. His white paper explains how community-led, AI-assisted Bible translation ensures high quality and contextual relevancy.

Discover more about how communities are reclaiming their languages with AvodahConnect. Download the white paper now. 

“What if the Bible could be explored not only by chapter and verse, but also by theme, style, and emotional resonance—across languages?”

Understanding themes can be a powerful tool for translators, scholars, and communities working to make Scripture come alive in their heart language. Our latest white paper: Understanding the Bible Through AI: A Data-Driven Approach to Thematic Similarity, takes another step in our goal to harness the power of technology to illuminate timeless truths.

This pioneering research presents an experimental method for clustering the books of the Bible—not based on tradition, chronology, or authorship, but purely on the themes embedded within the text itself. Using a Siamese model architecture, we’ve trained language models on three translations (English NIV, French Segond, and Indonesian AYT) to explore semantic similarity across Scripture.

Why does this matter?

Themes carry cultural nuance, emotional tone, and spiritual insight. And when we can recognize them computationally, we open new pathways for contextual translation and deeper comprehension.

What’s Inside the White Paper:

• A new methodology for comparing Bible verses using AI-powered semantic clustering

• Clustering results that align with—but also challenge—traditional groupings of biblical books

• Multi-language validation showing how core themes transcend translation

• New directions for translation projects in rare and under-resourced languages

Whether you're a Bible translator, linguist, AI enthusiast, or simply someone passionate about Scripture engagement, this white paper offers a fascinating look at how machine learning can serve the enduring mission of making God’s Word accessible and meaningful in every language.

📥 Download the Full White Paper Here

Let’s continue the conversation about how AI can support not just understanding—but transformation—across languages and cultures.

AI-Powered Partnership Enhances Contact Center Efficiency, Reduces Documentation Burden, and Elevates Patient Care

Westlake, TX – March 27, 2025 – Overwhelmed healthcare contact centers face an unsustainable future as call volumes surge—AI is the solution. AvodahMed, a leader in AI-powered clinical workflow automation, and Caring One, a leading provider of global healthcare customer contact solutions and call center services, announced a strategic partnership designed to transform contact center support and business process outsourcing (BPO). 

This collaboration brings new levels of efficiency, accuracy, and patient satisfaction to healthcare providers by integrating AvodahMed’s AI technology into Caring One’s global support contact management services. By implementing AvodahMed’s AI-driven real-time transcription and automation, Caring One’s contact center agents will be equipped with intelligent tools to streamline workflows, improve nurse triage services, optimize clinical documentation, and enhance overall patient engagement.

"AI isn’t just about efficiency—it’s about giving healthcare workers time back to focus on what truly matters: patient care. By integrating our real-time transcription and automation, we’re ensuring no critical detail is lost and every patient gets the attention they deserve," said Paul Wiley, President of AvodahMed

AI-Powered Automation: The Future of Healthcare Contact Centers

The partnership brings real-time transcription, structured clinical documentation, and automated triage recommendations. Key benefits include:

AI-powered transcription generates clinically relevant call notes instantly, enabling agents to focus on patient interactions.

Real-time AI-driven call transcripts improve clinical note accuracy and care coordination, reducing errors in patient communication.

AI-driven analytics provide insights into workforce planning, improving agent productivity and resource allocation.

We are excited to partner with AvodahMed to deliver best-in-class AI solutions to our contact center teams," said Kyle Richardson, President of Caring One. "By leveraging AI-powered documentation and workflow automation, we empower our agents to focus on what truly matters—delivering outstanding patient care. This partnership sets a new standard for AI-driven efficiency in healthcare contact center technology."

Why Now? The Urgent Need for AI in Healthcare Contact Centers

Healthcare contact centers are under increasing pressure, with 61% of contact center leaders reporting rising call volumes since 2020, yet only 10% of organizations have fully implemented AI solutions (McKinsey & Company). This gap creates a critical need for AI-driven efficiency. 

About AvodahMed

Avodah is an advanced artificial intelligence technology company committed to enhancing human connection through innovative solutions. With divisions in digital health and language translation, Avodah is dedicated to developing products that address complex challenges and improve outcomes across various sectors. AvodahMed, the digital health division, focuses on transforming how physicians and patients interact by providing state-of-the-art tools for healthcare professionals. Experience a world where everyone is seen, known, and understood.  To learn more about AvodahMed, visit www.Avodahmed.com or find AvodahMed on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and X. 

About Caring One

Caring One is a low-cost provider of healthcare information services for hospitals, MCOs, TPAs and other healthcare providers, enabling them to manage cases, supervise treatment plans, obtain patient information, and improve patient outcomes. Our mission is to help healthcare organizations accomplish their nonclinical patient service objectives through call centers located in the United States and the Philippines. We do this with global call center solutions staffed by RNs and member service representatives available 24/7. To learn more about Caring One, https://caring-one.com/

Media Contacts: 
AvodahMed 
Mariam Varghese 
Chief Operating Officer 
817-558-7100 
mariam.varghese@avodah.com

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Caring One
Kyle Richardson
President 
561-504-2544
kyle.richardson@caring-one.biz

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New Partnership Will Advance Healthcare with AI-Powered Solutions

Westlake, TX – March 20, 2025 – AvodahMed, a leader in AI-driven medical documentation, and aiHealth, a pioneer in autonomous medical coding,  today announced a strategic partnership designed to optimize healthcare revenue cycle operations. This collaboration unites AvodahMed’s ambient AI scribe technology with aiHealth’s AI-driven coding automation, delivering market-proven efficiency and accuracy in clinical workflows. 

By integrating AI-powered, real-time documentation with next-generation autonomous coding, AvodahMed and aiHealth will eliminate key bottlenecks in healthcare: 

• Reduce administrative burdens, specifically around coding and billing,  

• Optimize revenue cycle activities, and  

• Empower physicians to focus more on patient care. 

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“This partnership represents the future of AI in healthcare,” said Paul Wiley, President at AvodahMed. “Together with aiHealth, we are  creating an end-to-end intelligent coding and billing automation solution that both enhances provider efficiency and drives measurable  financial and operational impact for healthcare organizations.” 

The joint solution introduces a seamless AI-driven workflow that automates clinical documentation, coding, and revenue cycle processes in real time.  By leveraging contemporary AI technology, natural language processing (NLP), machine learning, and direct-to-bill capabilities, this collaboration  significantly speeds up documentation and coding, reduces billing delays, improves charting efficiency, and enhances provider productivity. 

“aiHealth is thrilled to partner with AvodahMed to deliver industry-leading ambient scribe and autonomous coding capabilities to the  ambulatory market,” said Kyle Swarts, President at aiHealth. “Together, we aim to empower providers by deploying contemporary AI  solutions and eliminating tasks that distract providers focus on patient care. AvodahMed and aiHealth are delivering the healthcare  technology workflow of the future.” 

Driving Innovation in AI-Enabled Healthcare 

The partnership is built on a shared commitment to leveraging AI for tangible impact. Key benefits include: 

• Real-Time Documentation & Autonomous Coding – Automates patient encounters from transcription to billing with minimal human  intervention. 

• Optimized Revenue Cycle Management – Reduces coding lag and boosts revenue capture with direct-to-bill capabilities.

• Enhanced Physician Productivity – Seamlessly integrates with existing EHRs and offers tailored automation to free up physicians from  documentation burdens, reducing burnout and improving patient care. 

Beyond the solution launch, AvodahMed and aiHealth are committed to continuous innovation, with plans to introduce AI-powered audit and analytics  capabilities, real-time workflow intelligence, and expanded specialty-specific automation. 

About AvodahMed 
Avodah is an advanced artificial intelligence technology company committed to enhancing human connection through innovative solutions. With  divisions in digital health and language translation, Avodah is dedicated to developing products that address complex challenges and improve  outcomes across various sectors. AvodahMed, the digital health division, focuses on transforming how physicians and patients interact by providing  state-of-the-art tools for healthcare professionals. Experience a world where everyone is seen, known, and understood.  To learn more about AvodahMed, visit www.Avodahmed.com or find AvodahMed on LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, and X.  

About aiHealth 
aiHealth is a disruptor in AI-driven medical coding, pioneering autonomous coding solutions that eliminate inefficiencies in revenue cycle  management. Its AI/ML-powered platform enhances coder productivity, reduces charge lag, and delivers unmatched accuracy in medical billing  automation. To learn more about aiHealth, www.ai-health.io 

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AvodahMed 
Mariam Varghese 
Chief Operating Officer 
817-558-7100 
mariam.varghese@avodah.com 

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aiHealth 
Aubrey Ibele 
Chief Marketing Officer
907-227-9727 
aubrey.ibele@ai-health.io

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Westlake, TX – October 15, 2024 — Avodah, an innovative technology company committed to enhancing human connections through advanced AI solutions in healthcare and translation, proudly announces the appointment of Jonathan Malek as Chief Technology Officer (CTO). Malek brings over 30 years of experience in technology, with an emphasis on healthcare. He has a proven track record of driving technological innovation, growth, and strategic vision across the sector.

"Jonathan Malek’s wealth of experience and exceptional leadership make him a perfect fit for Avodah as we continue to expand our offerings and further integrate AI-driven technology in healthcare and language translation,” said Shawn Ring, CEO of Avodah. “His deep understanding of scalability, cloud architecture, and modern technology strategies will be instrumental in elevating AvodahMed and AvodahConnect’s commitment to delivering exceptional value and transformative solutions."

Malek co-founded Practice Fusion, where he served as Chief Technology Officer from 2005 until its acquisition by Allscripts (now Veradigm) in 2018. As CTO, Malek led the development of Practice Fusion’s technology platform, including the architecture of its first web-based user interface and the initial platform services and APIs, scaling the company’s EHR platform to 100,000 daily active users. Following the acquisition, he became CTO and General Manager of Provider Services at Allscripts, now Veradigm, where he unified and transformed the $360 million Provider Business by merging five distinct business units into a cohesive team, leading to an 8% growth in revenue on legacy products. Throughout his leadership at Veradigm, until accepting the position at Avodah, Malek oversaw a team of over 1,600 professionals, fostering innovation, collaboration, and technology modernization.

Earlier in his career, Malek held prominent technology roles in leading companies. At The Associated Press, he served as Chief Architect and Director of Research, where he was responsible for modernizing the search and storage of structured media and partnering with Microsoft Research on image search and classification. At CapaxGlobal, a Hitachi Group Company, he was a Senior Software Architect, contributing to software development and system architecture. Malek began his career with key roles at Saqqara Systems and Crossworlds Software (acquired by IBM), focusing on software architecture and technology consulting.

"Joining Avodah is an exciting opportunity to be part of a company that is making a profound impact on healthcare and human connection, a company deeply committed to the mission of making everyone seen, known, and understood," said Jonathan Malek. "I look forward to leveraging my experience to enhance AvodahMed and AvodahConnect's capabilities, creating scalable, secure, and user-centric solutions for our customers.

About Avodah, Avodah is a technology company that aims to enhance human connection through advanced Artificial Intelligence solutions. Avodah consists of two divisions: AvodahMed™and AvodahConnect™. Visit www.avodah.com

AvodahMed focuses on revolutionizing healthcare by using ambient AI-powered medical documentation that offers unparalleled support for SOAP and clinical notes. Real-time transcription, documentation, and analytics with selected EHR integrations greatly reduce administrative burdens on physicians and support staff while reducing physician burnout and allowing providers to take back their time and focus on the patient. Visit www.avodahmed.com.

AvodahConnect, the language and translation division, addresses the communication barriers that exist across different languages and cultures. It drives impactful initiatives such as Bible translation, sign languages, and Native American language preservation. This division is committed to improving human connection by enabling meaningful communication across language divides. Visit www.avodahconnect.com.

Media Contacts: 
AvodahMed 
Mariam Varghese 
Chief Operating Officer 
817-558-7100 
mariam.varghese@avodah.com 

WESTLAKE, TEXAS, JULY 9, 2024 - AvodahMed is pleased to announce the appointment of Paul Wiley as President. In this role, Wiley will drive sales, enhance customer success, shape strategy, lead product development, and deliver outstanding business results. His extensive experience and expertise will be pivotal in guiding AvodahMed to new heights.

“Paul’s extensive experience in building organizations from the ground up, scaling operations, and successfully turning around businesses will be pivotal in leading AvodahMed to new heights. His vision and expertise are perfectly aligned with our mission and values, and we are confident that his leadership will inspire and drive our team to achieve remarkable outcomes," said Shawn Ring, CEO of Avodah.

Paul Wiley brings a robust background in technology, SaaS, AI, transportation, and healthcare to AvodahMed. Most recently, he served as Vice President of Sales at Veradigm, a leading healthcare technology company. At Veradigm, Paul was instrumental in driving new business sales, forging strategic partnerships, and spearheading business development. He also led the Opargo business unit, a company he co-founded and where he previously served as CEO. Opargo leverages AI and predictive analytics to optimize scheduling, enhance patient care, and streamline healthcare practice operations.

"I am so excited to join the Avodah team. What Shawn and the entire Avodah organization has done to bring market-leading solutions to healthcare providers and patients is groundbreaking and I look forward to playing a part in the journey."

Before his tenure at Veradigm, Paul held senior roles at Sabre Holdings and United Airlines. He earned his BA from the College of Wooster and an MBA from Southern Methodist University.

AvodahMed is an AI-powered ambient clinical intelligence solution that meets the most basic human need to be seen, known, and understood. AvodahMed continues revolutionizing the healthcare industry with innovative solutions, capturing unique point-of-care data for detailed analytics and regulatory reporting. This enables healthcare providers to make data-driven strategic adjustments, improve operational efficiencies, and maximize revenue. With Paul Wiley at the helm, AvodahMed is poised to further its mission of transforming healthcare through advanced technology and unparalleled expertise.

For more information about AvodahMed and its groundbreaking solutions, please visit https://www.avodahmed.com/nsight for additional information.

Media Contacts: 
AvodahMed 
Mariam Varghese 
Chief Operating Officer 
817-558-7100 
mariam.varghese@avodah.com 

CEO Shawn Ring and Paul Wiley, President of AvodahMed, to Deliver Keynote Address on the Future of Healthcare Technology

WESTLAKE, TEXAS, SEPTEMBER 9, 2024 - AvodahMed, a division of Avodah, Inc., and a leader in AI-driven healthcare solutions, is thrilled to announce its participation in the 2024 MGMA Annual Conference. The event, which attracts healthcare leaders and innovators from across the nation, will take place October 6 - 9 in Denver, CO. AvodahMed will not only be exhibiting its cutting-edge solutions at the conference but also CEO Shawn Ring, who will be delivering a highly anticipated keynote address on the future of healthcare technology.

Exhibiting at MGMA 2024: Revolutionizing Healthcare with AI

At the AvodahMed exhibit, attendees will have the opportunity to experience firsthand the latest advancements in AI-powered healthcare solutions designed to transform clinical workflows, enhance patient care, and streamline administrative processes. AvodahMed’s exhibit will showcase Nsight, Powered by AvodahMed. This innovative solution integrates symptom tracking, recognition, and coding with transcription and SOAP clinical notes, all powered by advanced ambient AI technology.

Nsight is more than just a tool; it is a comprehensive cross-practice solution that complements the physician-patient interaction by creating a complete record of the visit, including post-visit notes, and providing instant access to the entire exchange. By accelerating administrative tasks and enhancing the quality of patient care, Nsight exemplifies AvodahMed’s commitment to leveraging AI to meet the evolving needs of the healthcare industry.

Keynote Address by Avodah CEO Shawn Ring and Paul Wiley, President of AvodahMed: “The Future of Healthcare Technology”

On Tuesday, October 8, AvodahMed’s CEO Shawn Ring will deliver a keynote address titled

“The Future of Healthcare Technology.” In his speech, Shawn will explore the transformative impact of AI on the healthcare industry, focusing on how emerging technologies are reshaping clinical practices, improving patient outcomes, and addressing the challenges healthcare providers face today.

Shawn Ring, a visionary leader with deep expertise in healthcare technology, will discuss the critical role that AI will play in the next decade, particularly in areas such as patient data management, diagnostics, and personalized medicine. His address will provide valuable insights into the strategies that healthcare organizations can adopt to stay ahead of the curve in this rapidly evolving landscape.

Meet AvodahMed’s New Leadership Team

Attendees are invited to stop by the AvodahMed Booth 419 to meet Paul Wiley, the newly appointed President of AvodahMed, and Tracey Helming, the National Sales Sr. VP. Both Paul and Tracey bring a wealth of experience and a fresh perspective to the company’s leadership team. Their vision and strategic direction are set to drive AvodahMed’s next growth phase, particularly as the company continues to innovate in the AI healthcare space. This is an excellent opportunity to engage with AvodahMed’s leadership, learn more about their plans, and explore potential collaborations.

Pre-Book Appointments and Engage with AvodahMed

MGMA 2024 attendees are encouraged to visit the AvodahMed exhibit to learn more about how the company’s AI-driven solution, Nsight, Powered by AvodahMed, can unchain their providers from the keyboard, reframe patient care, and reduce physician burnout. To ensure a personalized experience, attendees can pre-book appointments with AvodahMed representatives for in-depth discussions and live demonstrations of Nsight, Powered by AvodahMed.

In addition to the exhibit and keynote, AvodahMed has organized a special reception on the evening of Monday, October 7.

About AvodahMed

AvodahMed is a pioneering division of Avodah, Inc., focused on harnessing the power of advanced AI to transform the healthcare industry. By delivering innovative solutions that enhance patient care, streamline clinical workflows, and improve operational efficiency,

AvodahMed is dedicated to supporting healthcare providers in delivering the highest standards of care. With a mission to empower physicians and healthcare professionals, AvodahMed continues to lead the way in AI-driven healthcare solutions. For more information about AvodahMed and its groundbreaking solutions, please visit https://www.avodahmed.com

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AI plays a crucial role in the transformation of healthcare now and in the future. The possibilities of AI are endless with a potential to improve patient outcomes

With the popularity of and skepticism about large language models (LLM) and other AI tools, hype about AI continues to increase. In good news, the hype is worth it – AI holds substantial value to various economic sectors, including healthcare. There is a clear paradigm shift toward using AI-powered technology to improve processes and outcomes.

For many, the excitement around AI is due to its potential to reduce administrative stress and achieve greater productivity. Executives, leaders, and medical professionals are embracing the new dawn of artificial intelligence, machine learning, natural language processing, big data, and other technological advancements. This latest cycle is referred to as the fourth industrial revolution (Industry 4.0).

As these emerging technologies become increasingly popular, the healthcare industry is not left behind. Many medical providers are curious about how they can engage with and reap the benefits of artificial intelligence. Whether it's conversational AI, predictive analytics, machine learning, or physical robots, AI is dramatically reshaping patient and provider experiences and the methods providers use to deliver care.

The pandemic exposed vulnerabilities in the healthcare industry, making digital health technologies like telehealth, telemedicine, and virtual consultation crucial for the delivery of healthcare services. This catalyzed a digital transformation in areas such as diagnosis and patient experience. Since then, AI has grown increasingly popular, leading many health providers and hospitals to believe healthcare will heavily incorporate AI.

Understanding AI in healthcare

In healthcare, AI is an umbrella term that defines how human-related technology applications, such as machine learning, natural language processing, and cognitive technologies, can be applied. AI improves health outcomes by analyzing large amounts of data quickly and predicting accurate results and treatment plans. Besides its numerous medical benefits, AI is directly addressing some long-standing challenges faced by doctors and nurses.

Prior to the pandemic, approximately 50% of doctors and nurses reported experiencing burnout, stress, and anxiety due to high administrative workloads. These are precisely the challenges that advanced AI technology aims to address. By transforming healthcare providers' workflows using tools like conversational AI, processes such as repetitive admin tasks and Subjective, Objective, Assessment, and Plan (SOAP) note-taking become automated. In this setup, doctors and nurses do not have to worry about remembering every word a patient says during a visit. Instead, they can focus more on caring for and listening to patients while AI handles the transcription. Specifically, healthcare AI tools like AvodahMed’s Nsight are tackling the problem of administrative workload and burnout to enhance workflow efficiency.

AI in the global market is forecasted to reach $48.77 billion by 2027. This represents an estimated CAGR growth rate of 49% from 2022 to 2027. This surge reflects the transformative impact AI is already having on healthcare outcomes, from refining treatment techniques and analyzing complex data, to assisting providers with diagnoses. The benefits of AI adoption will not be limited to doctors and other healthcare providers. It promises to enhance quality of life more broadly, improving preventive care and yielding better patient outcomes.

Why apply AI in healthcare

AI can be applied in numerous ways in healthcare including simplifying workflow, automating patient prescription refills, and enhancing radiology treatments — the list is endless. Leveraging AI in healthcare will help many healthcare professionals improve their practice, patient outcomes, and save 5% to 10% every year. In addition, AI will be beneficial for health organizations that are financially constrained while improving patient experiences.

Health systems can take advantage of AI in the following ways:

Real-time patient data

Moving away from the traditional method of waiting for patient data, one benefit of AI is that health organizations can use this advanced technology for faster diagnosis and accurate information analysis. This, in turn, is increasing decision-making speed and aiding the optimization of clinical data. With AI in use, there is a better relationship between physicians and patients, as patients will have shorter wait times for medical outcomes and can receive their results instantly. In addition, the doctor can look directly at the patient versus the computer during the visit, enhancing communication and relationships. This improved data analysis will enable providers to recommend preventive measures to patients, leading to increased cost savings. Machine learning systems can identify patterns and trends that can provide the best treatment plan for patients.

Reducing administrative stress & enhancing workflow

The administrative burden in healthcare affects employee satisfaction and reduces their motivation to do the work they love. The constant repetition of tasks drains their time and energy. Even with the use of Electronic Health Records (EHRs), physicians still experience burnout and spend a lot of time on administrative tasks. On average, doctors spend 16.6% of their weekly working hours on administrative tasks. Using AI can reduce this time significantly. For instance, instead of focusing on note-taking, AI, with the use of natural language processing (NLP), can transcribe patient encounters in real time.

In addition, AI can automate tasks and simplify clinical documentation. From refilling prescriptions to scheduling appointments and billing, clinicians can have more time by letting AI handle routine tasks.

Cost savings

The automation of operations and processes helps medical providers diagnose conditions they may have otherwise missed and recommend preventive care or treatment plans early on. This will accelerate revenue generation for many medical organizations. Consider the case where a primary care doctor who used Nsight during 52 appointments identified 11 opportunities for Hormone Replacement Therapy (HRT) and added $13,000 in revenue – in just two weeks. Nsight listened for a core set of patient complaints to recommend certain patients for treatment.

The future of AI in healthcare

The future of AI in healthcare is broad, with endless possibilities. From diagnoses, to administrative tasks, to enhancing patient experiences, there are numerous ways medical professionals can benefit from AI. Investors are taking advantage of this opportunity by directing more resources into AI, seeing that it helps improve patient outcomes and enhances medical practice for physicians.

Many medical providers are wondering how AI will change healthcare in the future. For now, we can boldly state that AI has revolutionized healthcare, from administrative workflow to patient diagnoses and ancillary service notifications. And this is only the beginning.

Researchers are constantly developing new ways to improve the medical health system. As a physician, it is advisable to keep up with the trends and adopt AI into your practice. From a process and financial standpoint, AI is changing the landscape, exposing areas that need more attention and alleviating burnout and stress.

Beyond this, AI will improve how medical professionals interact with EHRs and enhance communication between patients and doctors. The ultimate goal of AI is to enhance patient outcomes and make the medical system better for patients and providers.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) has grown rapidly in various sectors of the economy and society over the last few years. The buzz about ChatGPT, an advanced intelligence chatbot developed by Open AI, has contributed to the incorporation of AI in more business models. A recent report by Massachusetts General Hospital (MGH) and AnsibleHealth reveals that ChatGPT passed the United States Medical Licensing Exam (USMLE). Impressively, it achieved an accuracy score of 60% without assistance from clinical trainers.

AI is changing the healthcare system in myriad ways. Specifically, its adoption could lead to the US healthcare sector saving an estimated $200 billion to $360 billion in spending annually within the next five years. Beyond cost savings, the advantages of AI extends to enhanced quality healthcare delivery, greater access to care, and improved physician satisfaction.

AI can analyze large amounts of clinical data and identify trends and disease markers. It can predict outcomes from electronic health records (EHRs) and transcribe patient encounters in real-time.

The use of AI in healthcare is transforming patient experience, improving administrative processes, and enhancing physicians' productivity. It is projected that AI can reduce the time physicians spend working on administrative tasks, so they can spend 17% more time with their patients. Artificial intelligence has great potential to help medical professionals improve the health of their practices, gather valuable information, and make better decisions.

The benefits of AI in healthcare can improve the health system for both patients and physicians. In this article, we describe the different components within AI and their benefits in healthcare.

The Different Components of Artificial Intelligence In Healthcare

AI technology uses data to perform human-like tasks and make informed decisions. It encompasses a diverse collection of tools. Depending on their specific functions, these tools can perform a variety of different tasks. Here are some of the different components of artificial intelligence in healthcare:

Machine Learning

Machine learning (ML) is one of the common forms of artificial intelligence. It analyzes vast amounts of clinical data to accurately predict outcomes for medical diagnosis and treatment. The Machine learning algorithms can identify patterns, analyze medical imaging and classify patients. As the ML model analyzes more data, the model learns, improving the quality of the results produced.

Two important elements of machine learning - neural networks and deep learning - have been instrumental in healthcare advancements. Both can be used in various ways, such as predicting disease likelihood by evaluating problems and assessing variables, assisting in medical detection through image data analysis, and enhancing speech recognition. Notably, deep learning, which involves more complex, layered neural networks, can often provide more nuanced analysis and predictions.

The use of artificial intelligence technology like machine learning can help medical professionals with disease diagnosis and the prescription of the right treatment to suit patients needs. Most AI technology in healthcare utilizes clinical data and medical images, employing machine learning and precision medicine to accurately predict outcomes. This process is called supervised learning. For unsupervised learning, unstructured data such as text and images are used to uncover hidden patterns.

Natural Language Processing

One of the goals of AI is to make sense of human speech and language. The Natural language processing (NLP) algorithm can reveal important clinical information from medical records. Specifically, NLP helps with speech recognition, saving medical professionals time from manually inputting clinical notes into the Electronic Health Record (EHR) and classifying data to enable smooth interpretation of information and extracting insights. Clinicians use NLP to improve patient care by streamlining processes, enhancing diagnoses, and customizing services for patients.

Physical Robots

Physical robots are well-known in the medical field. From delivering hospital supplies to performing tasks and assisting in operating theaters, physical robots have evolved over time to become more intelligent, advancing healthcare practices. Since 2000, surgical robots have played a role in operating rooms, providing surgeons with improved visibility, precise incisions, wound stitching, and more. Some of the surgical procedures that use robotic assistance include prostate surgery and head and neck surgery. In most cases, robots collaborate with humans to perform specific tasks.

Robotic Process Automation

Robotic Process Automation (RPA) AI was primarily developed for administrative purposes such as keeping patient records updated, authorizing records early on, automating billing, and extracting data. Contrary to the name, RPA does not involve physical robots but relies on computer programs on servers. These programs perform tasks according to a set of business rules. RPA technology, unlike other types in healthcare, is cost-effective and helps with repetitive tasks, thus saving clinicians valuable time.

Benefits of Artificial Intelligence In Healthcare

Early Detection

AI technology has the potential to accurately detect malignant tumors, cancer, and other diseases early on, before they severely affect the patient's life. The use of AI for population screening enhances medical prediction capabilities, leading to significant reductions in disease progression. For instance, in the case of cancer, AI has improved detection rates, achieving results 30 times faster with 99% accuracy. This advancement reduces the need for invasive procedures like biopsies.

Enhanced Patient Experience

AI technology can significantly enhance the patient experience, enabling medical professionals to gain insights more quickly. By leveraging vast data sets, clinicians can streamline the medical process, thereby improving workflow efficiency for both patients and physicians.

Similarly, the increased use of AI to facilitate communication between physicians and patients can greatly enhance patient experience. A study reveals that 83% of patients believe poor communication significantly affects their experience. However, by using AI to gather patient data and reports, as well as improve accessibility, the patient experience can be greatly improved. For instance, AvodahMed's Nsight, an AI conversational platform, aids physicians in communicating more effectively with their patients. The experience is akin to a physical interaction, making it easier and more efficient for both the patients and doctors.

Medical Treatment

The benefits of AI in healthcare goes beyond early detection and diagnosis, and include assisting patients in managing their treatment by utilizing comprehensive plans. AI's ability to process large datasets yields rapid interpretation of patients' needs, reducing the time clinicians would typically spend analyzing information. According to Forbes, the use of AI has improved diagnosis, treatment, and advanced image scanning. An AI algorithm developed by MIT can analyze 3D scans up to 1,000 times faster than existing review systems.

The fast detection of patterns and trends can help curtail the outbreak of transmissible diseases such as COVID-19, with intelligent platforms capable of tracking similar symptoms. Overall, by analyzing a patient's medical records, AI can determine the best treatment plan for that patient and assist the physicians in proffering a tailored treatment.

Automate Administrative Tasks & Routines

A study by Annals of Internal Medicine showed that doctors spend 27% of their time with patients and 49.2% on administrative tasks. The utilization of AI can enhance doctors' productivity by automating routine tasks such as medical documentation, appointment scheduling, billing, and medication pick-up notifications. The excessive time spent on administrative tasks detracts from quality time with patients. To improve the medical practice experience for both patients and doctors, Avodah Nsight assists physicians by automating administrative tasks. It reduces the time spent on medical documentation with features like auto-charting, summarizing, and live auto transcription.

Increased Accessibility to Healthcare

Since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, there has been a surge in the use of virtual visits and telehealth services. AI-powered virtual care allows patients to have medical consultations with their doctors from the comfort of their homes, reducing inconvenience and travel time. This is particularly beneficial for patients who have difficulty commuting. From symptom checks to pre-screening, intake forms, and other information, AI can help streamline the process, seamlessly transmitting information between parties online. Medical professionals using AvodahMed Nsight can offer their patients both on-demand and scheduled virtual visits, thereby improving patient experience and ensuring healthcare accessibility on the go.

The benefits of AI in healthcare are numerous and can advance medical practice in various ways. From early disease detection and precise diagnoses to streamlined administrative tasks and enhanced patient experiences, AI is revolutionizing the healthcare sector. AI Technologies like AvodahMed Nsight is providing innovative solutions that address key challenges faced by healthcare providers, reducing the burden of documentation and allowing them to focus more on patient care. As we continue to adopt AI in healthcare, we can expect more breakthroughs that will redefine our approach to medical practice, ultimately leading to improved outcomes for patients and medical professionals worldwide.

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We can drive healthcare technology progress responsibly

by Devin White, AvodahMed Chief Technology Officer

It's easy to understand why many physicians are wary about adopting new technology. After all, it can be hard to envision the total impact to a practice.

Here’s an example. Moving from paper-based record keeping to electronic health records (EHRs) brought sweeping efficiency improvements. At the same time, it also placed a higher burden on physicians to learn and use the EHR systems. Now, physicians often blame time-consuming, cumbersome EHR documentation tasks as contributors to burnout.

Healthcare advances raise ethical concerns

As a technologist, I’m passionate about technology ethics — how we use ethical principles to address the practical implications of technology. Advancements in technology provide ever-greater capabilities that require us to make decisions and provide better support for people who use our solutions.

When evaluating how best to deliver value to physicians and staff, we must consider the ethical impacts. In creating significant efficiencies, we must also aim to:

• prevent workload burden

• reduce physician burnout

• overcome weighted bias or discrimination

• ensure patient accessibility

• prioritize privacy

We can achieve those goals and more with our standard technologies and advanced ones, such as machine learning (ML). When viewed through an ethical lens, these next-level options enable technologists in healthcare to solve clinical, operational, and business problems in innovative ways.

Auto transcription accelerates data, reduces costs

Also known as automatic speech recognition (ASR), auto transcription is an excellent example of the innovation that artificial intelligence (AI) brings to the industry. Auto transcription empowers providers to process live or recorded conversations and automatically transcribe them into text.

Since computers can interpret and process speech much faster than humans, this approach removes any gaps in conversation — gaps that you’d find when a human scribe technician transcribes manually. Medical practices of all sizes can save time and reduce costs associated with human transcribers, improve the quality of patient records, and accelerate their data capture.

Physicians often keep solutions like auto transcription at arm's length because they perceive the systems will increase time and expense for their practices — but that could be a costly mistake. Auto transcription can bring leapfrog gains to any practice, including in speed, cost, and quality.

Transcription and translation demonstrate proven ROI in healthcare. As we develop solutions that deliver those services, often we can achieve greater, faster ROI by incorporating AI.

However, while AI and ML propel us in the right direction, these technologies on their own are not the answer. We have a responsibility to build problem-solving software in an ethical way — for example, by removing bias — and we can’t overlook ethical concerns in favor of automating workflow, saving time, or reducing costs.

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We’re taking new and emerging technology to the next level by using natural language processing (NLP), natural language assessment (NLA), and natural language generation (NLG). Our solutions learn you, revealing hidden revenue opportunities through ancillary alerts.

With real-time language translation, including American Sign Language (ASL), plus conversational and deep-learning AI, we tailor our auto transcription solutions to the unique needs of your practice. Our technologies promote accessibility and equitable communications.

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Why the medical community needs to take more action - By Craig Radford, Senior Vice President, AvodahMed

One of our most basic needs is to feel seen, known, and understood.

The slight take on this famous quote by Dr. Ralph Nichols, known as the “father of the field of listening,” takes on new meaning in today’s pandemic-affected world. In rebuilding our social and work cultures, we have a new appreciation of authentic human connection truly being the cornerstone of well-being.

Unfortunately, patients with disabilities and those in marginalized communities face immediate barriers to human connection, enduring long-standing discrimination and lack of acceptance. They are involuntarily part of a rising population that continues to be underserved and underrepresented ─ especially in healthcare.

This is especially dramatic for the 1.5 billion people globally who live with hearing loss, a number that could rise to 2.5 billion by 2050, according to the World Health Organization. Against this backdrop, a Deaf person interacting with America’s fragmented and overstressed healthcare system faces overwhelming challenges. Top issues include inadequate access to healthcare, lack of health knowledge, and limited educational materials provided in sign language, all contributing to communication barriers and the risk of further marginalization.

Four tiers to help providers achieve the best possible healthcare experience for underserved patients

Medical leaders can institute the following four tiers across their organizations to help alleviate many of the health disparities experienced by individuals. As a member of the Deaf and hard-of-hearing (DHH) community, I can vouch from personal experience that this work must be done for all marginalized people.

1. Compliance. Healthcare organizations must demonstrate an effective compliance program ensuring regulations are met that mandate diversity, equity, and inclusion of individuals, including patients and those in the workforce. Just checking off boxes as a bare minimum to be legally compliant is not good enough.

2. Accessibility. Although the health reform movement brought about positive changes, plenty more is still needed. Regardless of the patient’s disability, ethnicity and language, providers must support every patient’s accessibility to affordable and convenient healthcare beyond obligatory basic information.

3. Inclusivity. A hot topic these days, healthcare organizations must offer equal access to opportunities and resources for people who might otherwise be excluded or marginalized. As a Deaf person, I understand this all too well from my own accessibility needs: my desire is to communicate with any individual and thrive in any type of environment.

4. Sense of belonging and being understood. For the most part, I do feel that I am seen and heard when visiting the doctor. But my sense of connection is strengthened if paired with a sense of belonging and a feeling of being understood. My community is indeed becoming “known” and “heard” in healthcare, but we still have a ways to go. Many providers have yet to commit 100% to create a culture where the DHH and other types of marginalized populations are fully understood in a societal sense of true belonging. Making sure there is a seat at the table for everyone requires work.

More about No. 4: Sense of belonging and being understood

Vernā Myers, vice president of inclusion strategy for Netflix, is credited with voicing the quote: “Diversity is being invited to the party, inclusion is being asked to dance.” Her point is beautifully stated. But what is missing, I believe, is the recognition that there is a difference between being asked to dance and actually knowing the song and dance.

The same could be said from the Deaf patient’s perspective. Inclusion, in this sense, means showing up to a doctor’s appointment where an American Sign Language (ASL) interpreter is provided ─ considered the bare minimum of accessibility required to meet compliance ─ and that’s it.

Within the Deaf population, there’s also a subset of people who share a distinct Deaf culture. Being Deaf is unique because it includes both a unique culture and a language. United (within the U.S.) by their primary use of ASL, they identify as a linguistic minority. As a result of this diversity, it’s often challenging for organizations, including the medical community, to meaningfully engage with Deaf patients.

This “sense of belonging and being understood” tier also points to what is not being done in healthcare: actively looking through the lens of holistic practice management where all options are explored to ensure the DHH patient feels safe, secure, and engaged.

If this particular practice environment is refocused to accommodate most every marginalized or socially excluded individual’s need, then the patient begins to build, psychologically, a stronger, authentic sense of belonging. Feeling encouraged and accepted, they interact in the fullest sense as an integral member of the practice environment.

There are no barriers, no tension, and no disconnects when a patient feels like they belong. They are more vulnerable in sharing their life and health struggles. Doctors, in turn, are more engaged in diagnosing and treating the root cause of their medical problems.

ED study highlights common challenges experienced by DHH ASL users

A research study paper, https://journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/10497323211046238, published Nov. 25, 2021, revealed Deaf people who use ASL are more likely to use the emergency department (ED) than their hearing English-speaking counterparts and are also at higher risk of receiving inaccessible communication.

The team of co-authors found that:

• Requesting communication access can be stressful, frustrating, and time-consuming for Deaf patients

• Video remote interpreting impeded effective patient-provider communication

• Written and oral communication provided insufficient information to Deaf patients

• ED staff and providers lacked cultural sensitivity and awareness toward Deaf patients

In short, the study calls out reasons why DHH people often feel frustrated visiting the ED or their local provider. Because of the constant lack of information and understanding of their needs, these patients are unable to retain an authentic connection even when seeing the same doctor regularly. Trust issues are common.

My story as a Deaf parent

Many years ago, my son, who is Deaf, was admitted for surgery and accompanied by my wife, who is also Deaf, and me. Sitting in the hospital’s preoperative room, we spoke with his physician through an ASL interpreter, whom we found out later was not certified. But we understood the interpreter had been made accessible and thought, “That's okay, at least they provided someone,” even as we noticed during the interpretation that their skillset was sorely lacking.

The doctor asked if my son had allergies to which I provided names of medications causing allergic reactions. The interpreter translated our identification of the drug allergies for the printing of a wrist armband. Instinctively, I felt something was wrong during the voiced interpretation. Just prior to he being wheeled in for surgery, I checked my son’s wristband and discovered a life-threatening medical error. I clarified the right medication by writing it down on paper. The doctor corrected the wristband printing, and my son had his surgery and recovered.

This experience is a parent’s worst nightmare. I still distinctly remember the doctor’s vibe ─ he simply wasn't fully engaged. He spoke to us as if our communication exchange was an obligation and underestimated our intellect. The problem causing this disconnect was our hearing loss, his perception of what that meant, and lack of effective communication.

Tips to help healthcare providers do better in sensitive situations

To be clear, authentic human connection does not represent one marginalized community. It applies to all individuals in the healthcare space to assure a sense of belonging and well-being. Our dedicated providers and the offices they work in must create the conditions for their patients to feel seen, known and understood.

1. Get ahead of being inclusive. In addition to being reactive when alerted of the need to provide accommodations for the patient, be proactive and accessible prior to the visit. Many doctors arrange in advance for interpreters to be present for patients who use ASL. In some cases, the interpreters are not always qualified. The provider can take the extra step individualizing the care of their patient by learning cultural etiquette and inquiring about any specific individual needs, such as communication, preferred accommodations and more.

2. Reframe how you perceive patients with disabilities and other challenges. I’ve always informed the physician upfront that the value of an ASL interpreter present is not for me but for he or she who is a hearing person. If healthcare professionals do not sign, they do not use ASL; therefore, a communication barrier exists between the patient and doctor. The interpreter is present for both of us.

3. Moreover, this situation is not entirely about a Deaf person requiring the accommodation. It’s also about how the DHH community is unintentionally and unfairly placed in the light of underestimation, judgement and treatment unequal to the hearing person. A continuous look of surprise prevails upon finding out that I, as a “Deaf patient,” have a master’s degree, executive-level employment, and other credentials. The surprise exists because of the hearing individual’s inaccurate perception of what a Deaf person is able to achieve in this world. The answer and preconception should be: anything that person so desires.

Mark Koppel, M.D., Bruce Lytle, M.D., Will Rideout, and Anthony Black will support Nsight solution’s roadmap and expansion goals

DALLAS, Texas—December 1, 2022—Avodah™, a transformative SaaS company powering artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities that operates healthcare division AvodahMed™, added four new members to the AvodahMed Medical Advisory Council.

Mark Koppel, M.D., Bruce Lytle, M.D., Will Rideout, and Anthony Black will join existing Council members whose collective role is to provide strategic guidance, clinical leadership, and scientific and ethical direction to advance AvodahMed. The Council members will focus on the company’s Nsight™ conversational AI solution’s development roadmap designed to detect and boost a medical practice’s care management, cost savings, and revenue-boosting opportunities. The solution is also aimed at reducing physician burnout.

Mark Koppel, M.D., is a seasoned executive with nearly 20 years of experience in the business of medicine and healthcare. He brings a wealth of expertise with particular strengths in areas such as business development, product development, sales and marketing, value proposition creation, and translation of clinical needs into commercially viable products. With an abundance of international experience, Dr. Koppel has a strong understanding of various markets throughout North America, Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.

Bruce Lytle, M.D., is a world-renowned cardiac surgeon with a clinical career dedicated to adult cardiothoracic surgery, making significant contributions in the areas of coronary bypass surgery, valve repair and replacement, cerebral protection, aortic surgery, hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, radiation-induced heart disease, and re-operative cardiac surgery. Dr. Lytle is the chairman of Cardiovascular Strategic Development and Planning for Cardiovascular Medicine and Surgery at Baylor Scott & White The Heart Hospital - Plano.

Will Rideout has nearly 30 years in the healthcare technology industry, with most recently 11 years at Phreesia, Inc., and nine years at Allscripts. While at Phreesia, he launched the company’s initial sales development and patient access organizations, and started the sales operations team. Rideout served on the due diligence team supporting the growth rounds' fundraising activity and two acquisitions. He built diversified, durable revenue streams at Phreesia's original life sciences’ advertising business.

Anthony Black is the co-founder of three healthcare companies. In 2019, he co-founded Health Grade Analytics, LLC, a preventative wellness screening program servicing family practice clinics across Texas. This led to the acquisition of Family Medicine Austin, where the focus of both companies is leveraging AI-powered processes to serve patients and providers. In 2017, Black founded Advanced Medical Trials, LLC, which operates a diverse portfolio of clinical research trials in multiple locations. In 2015, Black co-founded a lab and pharmacy services company.

“We are delighted to welcome Dr. Koppel, Dr. Lytle, Will, and Tony to our multidisciplinary team of the most established and distinguished professionals,” said Shawn Ring, President and CEO of Avodah. “We’re honored to draw on their specializations and fresh perspectives to pursue our mission of applying artificial intelligence technologies innovatively to complex healthcare challenges. A topmost priority is to bring value to the patient engagement experience including marginalized communities, whether in person or remote, to ensure they feel safe, secure and authentically connected.”

The AvodahMed Medical Advisory Council is comprised of experts in various medical, ethics, science and business disciplines. Several hold board certifications in medical specialties practicing in different care settings, such as: emergency room, pediatrics, senior home care, military medical and primary care. Founding Council members are Abbie Mullin, Ed.D., Dana Alexander, N.P., Dirk Perritt, M.D., Floyd Russak, M.D., Matthew Smith, Ph.D., Michael Spohn, M.D., and Scott Pomeroy, BBA.

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About Avodah and AvodahMed

Avodah is an advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technology company that meets the most basic human language needs. Our AI powers language to break accessibility barriers so you can be seen, known, and understood. We are changing how spoken language connects with sign language. AvodahMed’s AI-powered healthcare platform provides remote pre- and post-visit administration, remote patient monitoring, and care management services for healthcare providers to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit www.avodahmed.com.

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A branch of artificial intelligence within computer science that focuses on helping computers to understand the way that humans write and speak.

Natural language processing (NLP) is a subfield of linguistics, computer science, and artificial intelligence concerned with the interactions between computers and human language, in particular how to program computers to process and analyze large amounts of natural language data.

NLP, applied to AvodahMed, is seen in language services, made possible through the combination of machine learning, deep learning, natural language processing and computer vision. Patients can have access to real-time translation, transcription and secure data sharing. About Avodah and AvodahMed Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Avodah’s vision is to connect and unite people with human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a way that delivers high-value, innovative solutions that effectively impact patient care. AvodahMed’s AI-powered healthcare platform provides remote pre- and post-visit administration, remote patient monitoring and care management services for healthcare providers to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit www.avodahmed.com

Avodah Contact:
Mariam Varghese
Chief Administrative Officer, Avodah
817.415.0036
mariam.varghese@avodah.com

Computer vision is an interdisciplinary scientific field that deals with how computers can gain high-level understanding from digital images or videos.

This approach allows us to perform various customized pose estimation processing and conditional processing across AI model structures.

Computer vision, applied to AvodahMed, uses sensor fusion for vital checking. The sensors are built into our solution for patients or doctors to assess or track oxygen levels, irregularities in heart conditions, temperature, etc. We use camera sensors such as: visual, depth, 3D, RF Radar phased array to assess the patient’s health condition and provide better care from their home. Using sensors provides patients, doctors and healthcare providers better data and insights through the use of ML and DL. About Avodah and AvodahMed Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Avodah’s vision is to connect and unite people with human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a way that delivers high-value, innovative solutions that effectively impact patient care. AvodahMed’s AI-powered healthcare platform provides remote pre- and post-visit administration, remote patient monitoring and care management services for healthcare providers to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit www.avodahmed.com

Avodah Contact:
Mariam Varghese
Chief Administrative Officer, Avodah
817.415.0036
mariam.varghese@avodah.com

Machine learning (ML) is the study of computer algorithms that improve automatically through experience. Deep learning (DL) is a machine learning method based on artificial neural networks. Learning can be supervised, semi-supervised or unsupervised.

ML and DL is applied in AvodahMed to take a patient’s history and population trends, in relation to the individual, to provide outcomes to guide doctor diagnosis. Machine learning aggregates a patient’s present and past data to provide information and insights about the patient, while deep learning increases the capability/capacity to do so. About Avodah and AvodahMed Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Avodah’s vision is to connect and unite people with human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a way that delivers high-value, innovative solutions that effectively impact patient care. AvodahMed’s AI-powered healthcare platform provides remote pre- and post-visit administration, remote patient monitoring and care management services for healthcare providers to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit www.avodahmed.com

Avodah Contact:

Mariam Varghese
Chief Administrative Officer, Avodah
817.415.0036
mariam.varghese@avodah.com

Julie Hochgesang, Ph.D., Manny Johnson, Melissa Malzkuhn, MFA, and Russell S. Rosen, Ph.D., to assist innovating ASL translation technologies

DALLAS, Texas—June 14, 2022—Avodah, a transformative SaaS company powering artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, announced today the joining of four recognized leaders in the Deaf community to its new Sign Language Projects Advisory Council. Julie Hochgesang, Ph.D., Manny Johnson, Melissa Malzkuhn, MFA, and Russell S. Rosen, Ph.D., will guide the Avodah language team in strengthening connections with the Deaf community to create American Sign Language (ASL) AI-based technologies that ultimately become ubiquitous in their daily lives.

The four Council leaders possess unique expertise spanning education, linguistics, technology, the arts and finance.

“We are grateful to welcome these renowned experts in their respective fields and within the Deaf community to Avodah to help create more opportunities for signers and non-signers to make meaningful connections,” said Shawn Ring, Avodah’s CEO. “We look forward to learning from them about, for example, best ethical practices to incorporate in ASL data collection and the sign language interpretations to sensitize in our AI solution use cases. We’re also engaging the Council to introduce us to organizations to pilot test our ASL translation solutions.”

Avodah ASL Advisory Council members are:

• Dr. Hochgesang is associate professor of linguistics at Gallaudet University. She is a Deaf linguist who works on documentation of signed languages, ethics of working with signed language communities and making linguistics accessible to the communities. She has contributed to ongoing efforts to create accessible collections for the ASL communities, such as Sign Language Annotation and the Archiving and Sharing project.

• Johnson is a private business consultant to a number of companies and organizations. He has an extensive history of working with accessible technology companies that enhance the experiences of individuals who are Deaf. Johnson earned a bachelor’s degree in science from the California State University, Northridge, with a focus in marketing. With AI technology advancements accelerating at an exponential rate, he is excited to find solutions to narrow the communication gap between sign language and spoken language users.

  
  

• Malzkuhn is the founder and director of Motion Light Lab, leading their creative research and development at Gallaudet University. Motion Light Lab is part of the Gallaudet-National Science Foundation Science of Learning Center on Visual Language Visual Learning Center (VL2). She is a co-founder of CREST Network (Cultivating Research & Equity in Sign-related Technology), which focuses on the equity and inclusion of Deaf people in the development of sign language technology; the ASL app to teach conversational American Sign Language; and the “Hu: To sign is human” campaign to raise awareness of early sign language acquisition for young Deaf children.

  
  

• Dr. Rosen is the coordinator of the Program in American Sign Language and Program in Disability Studies at the City University of New York College of Staten Island. His publications and research interests are in the anthropology and history of Deaf people and their community and culture and applied linguistics of ASL. He has served on the editorial board of several academic journals and as the president of boards of several schools for the Deaf.

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AI-enabled technologies are poised to play an important role in the empowerment of Deaf and hard-of-hearing people, allowing those who rely on sign language to communicate effectively and connect with non-signers and vice versa. Computer sensing technologies and AI algorithms are paving the way for new applications that address the issues that can arise when users of different language modalities attempt to interact.

“Since the Deaf community is incredibly diverse, there is ‘no one-size-fits-all’ approach. Every Deaf person’s communication needs and preferences are based on their own environment and the purpose of the interaction,” said Lori Miller, Senior Vice President at Avodah. “We’re excited for the Council to inform these distinct needs to enhance our modern AI sign-language recognition solutions.”

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Avodah extends a warm welcome to Lori Miller to the newly created position of Senior Vice President of Faith-based Initiatives...

Avodah extends a warm welcome to Lori Miller to the newly created position of Senior Vice President of Faith-based Initiatives. Lori brings nearly 20 years of successful relational leadership, operational and administrative experience across diverse businesses including a technology startup, an international non-profit organization, and a global translation agency.

In her new role, Lori will provide executive oversight of faith-based initiatives while managing the day-to-day development, administrative and operational functions of Avodah through coordination with staff and appropriate committees.

Reporting directly to Avodah CEO Shawn Ring, she will identify new areas for expansion to ensure business viability, support technology and product advancements to cultivate customer growth, and strategically align Avodah solutions and services.

“Faith-based entities have a long history of effecting positive change and impact in underserved communities worldwide,” said Lori. “I am delighted to join Avodah in further developing the opportunity for utilizing artificial intelligence to improve and transform equitable accessibility of human interaction in marginalized populations.”

“I look forward to working closely with faith-based organizations to expand human access and engagement through Avodah’s transformative sign language translation and transcription,” she continued. “Our unique language access contributes to the fundamental human need for dignity and connection and will surely allow many more people to bring their unique capabilities to serve their communities.”

Previously, Lori held rising senior positions as Chief Operating Officer, Chief Administrative Officer, Director of Field Programs, and Human Resources Manager for the Seed Company, a global translation company, from 2011 to 2022. Additional experience includes serving as program manager at YWAM–Jewish World Office, a non-profit organization equipping young adults in Jewish studies; CFI–Jerusalem, an international non-profit agency for humanitarian aid to terror victims, Holocaust survivors, and immigrants; and American Systems Consulting, Inc., an information technology and consulting services company.

Lori earned an executive MBA degree with focus on the economics of mutuality and innovative value creation from Bakke Graduate University in Dallas, Texas.

Devin White, Anthony DiPenti and Dallas Nash named to new positions to accelerate expansion

DALLAS, Texas—February 08, 2022—Avodah, a transformative SaaS company powering artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities that operates healthcare division AvodahMed, announced today the addition of seasoned experts to its executive leadership team: Devin White as Chief Technology Officer (CTO) and Anthony DiPenti as Senior Vice President of Sales. Dallas Nash II, Ph.D., will transition from his role at Chief Technology Officer to Chief Science Officer. The three highly accomplished executives collectively bring more than four decades of successful track records working in diverse industries including healthcare.

“We’re building a world-class executive team with Devin, Anthony and Dallas, whose broad sets of expertise span diverse startups, businesses and products, domain knowledge and specialty skills, and vast connections are essential to scale Avodah’s next level of growth and innovation,” said Shawn Ring, Avodah’s Founder and CEO. “This move is part of our plan to fuel expansion as we enter a new phase of advancing AI digital remote healthcare services to patients and providers working in primary care and specialty care services.”

As CTO, White will manage technical aspects of Avodah to assure alignment with customer growth targets and oversee technical resources supporting AI developments. White comes to Avodah with significant experience in entrepreneurial and start-up technology environments, including 15 years holding executive leadership positions. Most recently, he was CTO at Enhatch, a medical technology company that developed an end-to-end orthopedics surgery platform powered by AI to solve inefficiencies in workflow.

In the role of Senior Vice President of Sales, DiPenti will lead AvodahMed’s sales and customer partnerships, overseeing the implementation of innovative ideas and strategies in advanced technologies, AI and automation that impact the healthcare value chain. He will focus on new customer acquisitions specific to the physician and health system markets conjointly with Avodah’s senior leaders to ensure business development goals are achieved. Most recently, DiPenti was vice president of sales at ABOUT Healthcare. He is a 30-plus year health IT industry veteran who has worked closely with C-suite leaders at some of the nation’s largest health systems and academic medical centers.

In transitioning to Chief Science Officer from his two years serving as AvodahMed’s CTO, Dr. Nash brings his passion for business development with specialized experience in building early stage companies from the ground up. His new primary responsibility is envisioning and managing the company’s scientific, research and technological operations. Dr. Nash’s 40-year distinguished career includes founding and co-founding multiple technology research, development and service companies in commercial and non-commercial sectors. He conducts research and development on advance machine cognition and machine vision, adaptive deep learning, novel communications methodologies, sensor fusion and various difficult sense-making problems. Dr. Nash is experienced leading innovation in filing and receiving a number of U.S. and international patents that include novel applications for mobile wireless products, deep learning, AI, national language processing, and neural networks.

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About Avodah and AvodahMed

Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Avodah’s vision is to connect and unite people with human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a way that delivers high-value, innovative solutions that effectively impact patient care. AvodahMed’s AI-powered healthcare platform provides remote pre- and post-visit administration, remote patient monitoring and care management services for healthcare providers to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit

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Healthcare providers are invited to participate in an exclusive pilot program.

DALLAS, Texas—December 21, 2021—With the arrival of 2022 imminent, Avodah, a transformative SaaS company powering artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, and its healthcare division AvodahMed are using new capital to extend its digital health services to primary care. AvodahMed’s human-centered AI design integrated in clinical and practice workflows assures a digitally high human touch that preserves the trusted patient-provider relationship across the continuum of care.

AvodahMed’s solution is the next digital frontier in primary care medicine, positioning physicians to better address higher acuity needs in an already capacity-strained healthcare system. As concerns mount over the newly identified COVID-19 variants, digital health solutions are fast becoming a permanent and prominent fixture in care delivery. Medical groups and clinics nationwide are reimagining the in-person visit incited by the pandemic crisis and increasing consumer demand for nonurgent, easy-to-access and convenient virtual health options.

“Primary care has a frontline role in healthcare,” said Shawn Ring, Avodah’s Founder and CEO. “When the intersection of digital health and technology align with the human connection, we have the opportunity to address patients holistically such as social determinants of health, for example, which in turn fuels better care management and outcomes.”

Avodah’s development plans follow last month’s announcement closing $7 million in the seed round.

For the patient, AvodahMed HIPAA-compliant pilot program’s digital care solutions currently enable secure access and bidirectional communication with practice staff and the patient at any time and location; moreover, patients are encouraged to invite family members and loved ones to e-visits. Also, AvodahMed offers a remote patient monitoring (RPM) solution that improves care for at-home patients managing chronic care conditions or discharged from a hospital requiring a longer healing period.

For the healthcare provider, the pilot program offers front- and back-office digital services that include: a scheduling platform for patients to arrange check-in, visit and post-visit appointments; video consults; vitals checking; data analytics; physician notes transcription; and more. These services integrate into the practice or clinic’s workflow, daily operations and any vendor-agnostic electronic health record system.

AvodahMed’s expansion of its pilot program will build upon AI capabilities in global language translation and the collection and analysis of health data insights to help inform clinical decision-making and communication with the patient.

A forthcoming AvodahMed service is its proprietary sign language translation and transcription available in visual, text or oral. This life-changing virtual health communication dramatically improves deaf patients’ accessibility to healthcare and engagement. AvodahMed captures the nuances of facial and body gestures in an effective, distinct and simplified digitized manner that strengthens the deaf patient’s online interaction with a provider.

“We’re deeply committed to innovating AI solutions that overcome health inequities encountered by deaf individuals in our current healthcare environment,” remarked Ring. “Language and communication barriers are largely responsible for poor patient-provider communication.”

Physicians and practice administrators interested in participating in AvodahMed’s pilot program can email inquiries to info@avodah.com.

About Avodah and AvodahMed

Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Avodah’s vision is to connect and unite people with human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a way that delivers high-value, innovative solutions that effectively impact patient care. AvodahMed’s AI-powered healthcare platform provides remote pre- and post-visit administration, remote patient monitoring and care management services for healthcare providers to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit https://avodahmed.ai/.

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Angela Jenkins PR@avodah.com

Avodah Contact:
Mariam Varghese Chief Administrative Officer, Avodah
817.415.0036 mariam.varghese@avodah.com

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DALLAS, Texas—November 18, 2021— Avodah, a transformative SaaS company powering human-centered integrated artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities, announced today closing $7 million in seed funding to advance AvodahMed’s digital healthcare platform. Launched by Avodah in 2020, AvodahMed connects medical providers and patients through bidirectional remote administration, patient monitoring, and care management functions that include near real-time vitals and language translation.

“We’re excited to partner with our investors as we accelerate our growth strategy to improve the lives of patients and their healthcare providers,” said Shawn Ring, Chief Executive Officer, Avodah. “This successful financing round, which was oversubscribed twice, demonstrates the confidence we have achieved from our customers and investors. Our digital healthcare platform’s enormous potential equips providers with intelligent tools needed to compete and meet consumer demand for greater choice and convenience.

“As a testament to AvodahMed’s early-stage innovative solutions, MedTech Innovator, the largest accelerator of medical devices worldwide, named AvodahMed to its annual list of 2021 Top 50 startups to participate in the award-winning Accelerator program,” he added.

AvodahMed’s platform integrates clinical workflows and applies AI-driven data analytics to replicate and transform routine pre-visit intake paperwork and other administrative functions to a virtual medical practice environment. With one click, AvodahMed’s platform gives providers and their staff access to patients’ electronic health records (EHRs), video consults, transcription services, group chats, group messaging, remote patient monitoring, practice workflow optimization, and near real-time vitals data.

“At a time of severe healthcare labor shortages, we’re committed to optimizing practice operations to influence better outcomes through increased efficiencies, reimbursements, and patient-provider engagement and collaboration,” added Ring. “Our solutions are designed to support the long-term and sustainable practice needs of the physician and, importantly, the care needs of their distinctive patient populations who might be challenged with health disparities.”

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About Avodah and AvodahMed

Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Avodah’s vision is to connect and unite people with human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a way that delivers high-value, innovative solutions. AvodahMed’s advanced AI-powered digital healthcare platform provides remote pre-visit administration, patient monitoring, and care management services for healthcare provider organizations to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit https://avodahmed.ai/.

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Angela Jenkins PR@avodah.com

Avodah Contact:
Mariam Varghese Chief Administrative Officer, Avodah
817.415.0036 mariam.varghese@avodah.com

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Dallas, TX–June 1, 2021—AvodahMed hires Jennifer Storey as Sign Language Program Lead.

Jennifer Storey comes to AvodahMed with extensive experience interacting with the Deaf Community. She is bilingual in ASL and English and is skilled in the fields of education and research. Storey, who has been profoundly deaf since the age of 18 months, knows firsthand the significant communication barriers that deaf and hard-of-hearing people can encounter, especially when seeking medical assistance. Her desire for all to have access to quality and compassionate healthcare makes Storey a natural fit for her role with AvodahMed.

Before joining AvodahMed, Storey worked as a Deaf educator and ASL instructor, and also currently serves as a consultant for Fuller Theological Seminary and Biblica, developing an online Bible translation training course for Deaf translators. Her recent work is an asset as she guides AvodahMed in its development of an American Sign Language (ASL) medical database to enable healthcare providers to communicate directly with ASL users.

After understanding our use of Artificial Intelligence for ASL recognition technology, Storey commented,“Consider me a converted skeptic. When I was introduced to AvodahMed and the technology, my first reaction was ‘No way is this possible!’ But now that I have seen firsthand what AvodahMed is developing, its capabilities and impact, I am amazed at the cutting-edge technology. It will truly be awesome and life-changing.”

Storey holds a BA in English Literature from Willamette University and MA in Deaf Education from Columbia University Teachers College. She is married to her high school sweetheart and they have four children.

DALLAS, TX. March 2021—AvodahMed (AvodahMed.com) Today AvodahMed announced that Shawn Ring, President and CEO, was one of 195 selected presenters from a pool of 1100 MedTech companies invited to present their companies at the MedTech Innovators investor conference. Presenters gave a one minute lightening round pitch to all attendees. Then each presenter gave a five minute pitch followed by 15 minutes of Q&A moderated by a panel of prequalified judges. Mr. Ring participated in five rounds of presentations and Q&A.

Shawn Ring, President CEO of AvodahMed said, “Presenting with other CEO’s of medical companies continued to affirm our unique position and offering in the market. Not only are we the patented “Ai” between the doctor and the patient for a better patient experience but we are the “Ai” that can enhance the functionality of other companies like Tele doc, Amwell or MDLive. I believe we are at the right place at the right time doing the right thing”.

About MedTech Innovator

MedTech Innovator is the largest accelerator of med tech companies in the world and the premier nonprofit startup accelerator in the medical technology industry. Its mission is to improve the lives of patients by accelerating the growth of companies that are transforming the healthcare system. MedTech innovator matches healthcare industry leaders with innovative early-stage and emerging growth companies.

About AvodahMed

Holding 9 patents AvodahMed is the “Ai” between the doctor and the patient with computer visioning allowing for vital signs, natural language translation and integration of medical records. This live real time video conferencing is aimed to equal a face to face visit between the doctor and the patient.

AvodahMed’s Goal is to Meet or Exceed an in person visit

Changing the face of Telehealth.

AvodahMed would like to hear from you. If you are interested in learning more, please connect with our team.

DALLAS, TX. March 2021—AvodahMed (AvodahMed.com) Today AvodahMed announced that Shawn Ring, President and CEO, presented at the virtual CapCon Venture Conference. The venture conference connected investors in the Telehealth market with AvodahMed. There were five rounds of presentations and 5 judges. At each round the presenters made their presentations and then were asked a series of questions by the judges. Then they moved onto the next round of presentations and questions. In many cases the judges themselves were investors.

Shawn Ring, President and CEO of AvodahMed said, “This was a great opportunity for AvodahMed and investors to get exposure to each other. Being a participant at the CapCon presentation event was an opportunity for me to give a precise presentation to qualified institutional and accredited investors. This yielded potential investor contacts not only for the completion of our seed round of financing, but also for our “A” round of investors. This conference expanded our investor base and made new connections for AvodahMed.”

About CapCon Venture Conference

CapCon Venture Conference brings companies and investors together to give companies access to qualified institutional and accredited investors. They grant access to quality investment opportunities in emerging private and small cap companies.

About AvodahMed

Holding 9 patents AvodahMed is the “AI” between the doctor and the patient providing novel insights to both with computer vision allowing for vital signs, natural language processing and integration of medical records. This live real time video conferencing is aimed to equal a face-to-face visit between the doctor and the patient.

AvodahMed’s goal is to meet or exceed an in person visit

Changing the face of Telehealth.

AvodahMed would like to hear from you. If you are interested in learning more or becoming an investor our contact information is below.

DALLAS TX. November 2020 – AvodahMed, a paradigm in Telehealth, has patented artificial intelligence technology that provides a unique solution of real time vital checking, video conferencing, patient data analytics and language services embedded with AI. They have assembled and appointed a medical advisory council to guide in the design, application and use of its proprietary Telehealth technology. The members of the medical advisory council are: Dr. Dirk Perritt, MD, Abbie Piette PhD, Matthew Smith, PhD, Michael Spohn, MD, Floyd Russak, MD, Scott Pomeroy, BBA, and Dana Alexander, RN, NP. The council is composed of leaders in biological and medical sciences, education, and health care. They will provide strategic guidance, clinical leadership, and scientific direction to AvodahMed. This diverse group of doctors are recognized thought leaders with extensive experience in bioengineering, emergency medicine, medical ethics, and public health.

Shawn Ring, President and CEO of AvodahMed said: “We are delighted and honored to serve alongside this multi-disciplinary team of medical professionals and medical thought leaders. Each of these medical professionals bring education, experience, and a fresh perspective to AvodahMed that will enhance the patient and doctor experience and outcomes. These professionals, our in-house leadership, and our patented technology will help design an experience that will bring the patient and medical provider closer and help Telehealth meet or exceed the experience of a brick and mortar visit.”

About Avodah and AvodahMed Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Avodah’s vision is to connect and unite people with human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a way that delivers high-value, innovative solutions that effectively impact patient care. AvodahMed’s AI-powered healthcare platform provides remote pre- and post-visit administration, remote patient monitoring and care management services for healthcare providers to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit www.avodahmed.com

Avodah Contact:
Mariam Varghese
Chief Administrative Officer, Avodah
817.415.0036
mariam.varghese@avodah.com

AvodahMed catalyzes the evolution of the healthcare experience

DALLAS, TX. November 2020–AvodahMed, a paradigm in Telehealth, has patented artificial intelligence technology that provides a unique solution of real time vital checking, video conferencing, patient data analytics and language services embedded with AI. Today they announced that its growing technology package brings the patient and doctor closer together bringing real time patient data for better care.

Shawn Ring, President and CEO of AvodahMed, said “Deregulation opens virtual doors for patients to have medical services at home. Through our novel patented technology, AvodahMed can provide quality care to patients remotely, whether in rural areas or at home, by allowing patients and doctors to track patient vitals from home, gain access to unique insights and communicate directly with patients in their language through video conferencing.”

Mr Ring continued “The Executive Order signed on August 3, 2020, improves rural health and Telehealth access. Section (v) of the order states that Telehealth services will be required beyond the Public Health Emergency (PHE). COVID-19 will come and go, but Telehealth services are here to stay. Additionally, deregulation has opened up a new market; what was once considered effective care is no longer sufficient. People are demanding more and better healthcare at home, and new technologies will be needed to make this happen. AvodahMed is catalyzing the evolution of the healthcare experience through our Telehealth solutions.”

About Avodah and AvodahMed Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Avodah’s vision is to connect and unite people with human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a way that delivers high-value, innovative solutions that effectively impact patient care. AvodahMed’s AI-powered healthcare platform provides remote pre- and post-visit administration, remote patient monitoring and care management services for healthcare providers to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit www.avodahmed.com

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Avodah Contact:
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Chief Administrative Officer
817.415.0036
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August 4, 2020 brought Permanence to a projected $250Billion Telehealth Market

DALLAS, TX. November 2020–AvodahMed, a paradigm in Telehealth, has patented artificial intelligence technology that provides a unique solution of real time vital checking, video conferencing, patient data analytics and language services embedded with AI. Today they announced that the company is uniquely positioned to take advantage of the current market demand.

Shawn Ring, President and CEO of AvodahMed said: “Post-pandemic, the world was faced with a new set of challenges when providing healthcare for people. Due to the influx of patients with COVID-19, who needed immediate care, hospitals and urgent cares became less accessible. These, and several more challenges led to Telehealth deregulation. What was first temporarily passed on March 20th, 2020, is now permanent through an Executive Order released on August 3rd, 2020.”

Projected 50X growth of Telehealth market

Ring continued: “Now the question is, how does this affect the Telehealth market? McKinsey and Company reports a projected staggering growth to $250B, which is 50X 2019 actuals, due to both the deregulation and the pandemic impact. Traditional healthcare providers recognize, and are looking for, solutions to meet the new remote healthcare demand. Telehealth is now a patient-driven market. Doctors and lawmakers are following suit and AvodahMed is right in the middle of that demand curve.”

AvodahMed is open to hearing from investors. If you are interested in learning more, connect with our team. About Avodah and AvodahMed Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, Avodah’s vision is to connect and unite people with human-centered artificial intelligence (AI) technology in a way that delivers high-value, innovative solutions that effectively impact patient care. AvodahMed’s AI-powered healthcare platform provides remote pre- and post-visit administration, remote patient monitoring and care management services for healthcare providers to deliver a high-quality patient experience. For more information, email pr@avodah.com or visit www.avodahmed.com

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PR@avodah.com

Avodah Contact:
Mariam Varghese
Chief Administrative Officer, Avodah
817.415.0036
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