Andor Health leverages generative AI across electronic medical records and biometric devices. This helps healthcare providers find insights and conduct ambient monitoring, giving greater visibility to patients’ wellbeing. Morehouse School of Medicine (MSM) just announced a partnership with Andor Health to provide patients with AI-powered remote patient monitoring (RPM) with a particular focus on underserved communities.

According to Andor Health’s Chairman & CEO, Raj Toleti, “ThinkAndor brings a transformative era in care delivery, where innovation becomes synonymous with accessibility. By leveraging the power of AI, we embark on a mission to ensure that no community is left without access to quality care.”

Providers can track patients virtually, improve patient responsiveness, and gain real-time insights. ThinkAndorâ collects data from biometric devices and self-reported patient assessments, then routes patients to appropriate resources.

“By addressing the unique needs of underserved populations, Morehouse School of Medicine is not just bridging gaps in healthcare delivery but is empowering our communities with the tools to achieve optimal health,” stated by J. Adrian Tyndall, M.D., M.P.H., F.A.C.E.P, Executive Vice President for Health Affairs and Dean, Morehouse School of Medicine.

Because ThinkAndor Doesn’t need Wi-Fi or cellular connectivity, patients can be served regardless of their location, transforming the nature of care they receive. This partnership allows for patients to receive tailored service, just-in-time interventions as needed, and improved quality of care from day one.