Fives Faces wins $1 million Series A funding
Operated as five FACES, a provider of patient experience software, Alphalitica has raised $1 million ($650,000) in a Series A funding round led by the Utiliti Group.
Started with digital signage in 2019, the Queensland-based company offers low-code software to help you quickly digitize your patient experience. It is adopted by major healthcare providers, including the Sydney Regional Health District, Alfred Health and New Dunedin Hospital in New Zealand.
In a statement, the company said it will use revenues for expansion in and outside Australia and develop new digital solutions.
The funding round also received grants from the Queensland government through the Women Founders Co-Investment Fund. Five Faces was founded by CEO Nicole Nixon.
Integrate Kailo Medical Genai into radiology reporting
Based in Melbourne, Cairo Medical is set up to provide structured reporting solutions for medical imaging and to provide AI-based reporting capabilities generated following the latest acquisitions.
I recently purchased a company that was founded by a clinician called REI AI. REIAI offers generation AI-based tools for radiation reporting. It converts traditional speech dictations into structured reports, identifies report errors, automatically generates radiologist language impressions, and is based on previous reports, clinical contexts, available data systems, and priority templates.
Integrating REI AI products into Kailo’s existing solutions will “enable radiologists to focus on the clinical questions at hand, relieve the burden of transcription and fully utilize their expertise,” co-founder Bernard Dasher said in a statement.
Free Teleco Cultivation Released for SA Cervical Screening
State-funded sexual health service Shine SA recently launched a free telehealth service for neck screening.
New telehealth services funded by the Preventive Health SA allow individuals Perform a neck examination at home. It targets people Postponing neck screens to conduct tests at home, living in a country or remote area, or visiting a clinic is difficult.
The nurse will attend those in need of a teleconger, mail screening kits containing swabs and prepaid return envelopes, and are provided with self-swab instructions.
