- Babylon Health is a digital-first health service provider and value-based care company that combines an artificial intelligence powered platform with virtual clinical operations for patients.
- Babylon Health was founded in London, United Kingdom, in 2013, by Founder and CEO, Dr Ali Parsa.
- The Babylon Health app now has 80,000+ members, 7 clinics in London and Birmingham and provides digital consultations through the Babylon App.
About Babylon Health
According to the World Health Organisation, half the world lacks access to essential health services. That’s why at Babylon, they combine technology and medical expertise to bring doctors and people closer together. Babylon give people round-the-clock access to affordable – often free – holistic healthcare services, like digital health tools and video doctor appointments.
Babylon work with governments, health providers and insurers across the globe, and support healthcare facilities from small local practices to hospitals. Babylon want to inspire change, all in the name of good health.
Babylon have designed their AI to empower people with knowledge about their health and help relieve pressure on clinicians. It mimics the way a doctor operates, performing some of the cognitive tasks they carry out. Things like interpreting, reasoning, decision-making and learning.
Babylon AI revolves around three main things: the knowledge graph, the comprehensive health record and the probabilistic graphical model. This means that Babylon can develop AI tools to put patients in control of their health and alleviate the burden of administrative tasks for GPs.
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Babyl: closing the health service gap in Rwanda.
Babylon Health’s service Babyl, is giving Rwandans one of the most progressive solutions to healthcare in the developing world. Partnering with the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation and the Government of Rwanda, Babylon have built digital services to suit the needs of Rwandan people. Optimised for basic feature phones, Babyl delivers phone consultations, lab tests and prescriptions all through a mobile service.
Currently, Babyl has 2 million registered users, with the doctors and nurses completing over 3,000 consultations every day.