Fives is confronted with scores of $ 1 million Serie A financing
Alphalitica, who works as five faces, a provider of patient feeding software, has collected a $ 1 million ($ 650,000) in a series A financing round led by the Utiliti Group.
The company established in Queensland, which started in digital signage in 2019, offers software with a low code that supports the rapid digitization of patient experience. It has been taken over by large care providers, including the Sydney Local Health District, Alfred Health, as well as the New Dunedin Hospital in Nieuw -Zeeland.
In a statement, the company said that it will use the proceeds for its expansion within and outside Australia and develop new digital solutions.
The financing round also received subsidy finance from the government of Queensland through its female founders co-investment fund. Five faces were founded by the CEO, Nicole Nixon.
Kailo Medical to integrate Genai into Radiology Reporting
Kailo Medical, based in Melbourne, which offers a structured reporting solution for medical imaging, is set to offer generative AI-based reporting options after the latest acquisition.
It recently bought a company called REI AI, which offers a generative AI-based tool for Radiology Reporting. It converts traditional speech dictation in structured reports, identifies report errors and automatically generates impressions in the language of the radiologist and based on earlier reports, clinical context, available data systems and preference templates.
Integrating Rei Ai’s product into the existing Kailo solution will “enable radiologists to concentrate on the clinical demand that is at the hand, free them from the transcription-load and can fully use them in a statement,” said co-founder Bernard Duscher.
Free teleconsultation launched for cervical screening in SA
Sexual Health Service Shine SA, funded by the government, recently launched a free TeleHealth service for cervical screening.
The new TeleHealth Service, funded by preventive health SA, allows individuals To perform the cervical test at home. It focuses on people who are too late for a cervical screen, living in a rural or remote area, or have difficulty going to clinics, to perform the test at home.
A nurse will attend that people need a teleconsultation and then email them a screening kit, with a cotton swab and a prepaid return envelope and comes with instructions for the self-swab.
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