Mayo Clinic enters generative AI partnership for cardiology care

Rochester, Minn.-based Mayo Clinic and healthcare technology company Agamon Health have entered a partnership to expand Agamon’s cardiology offerings, according to a Nov. 8 report from Imaging Technology News.

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Agamon uses generative artificial intelligence to automate the workflow and close gaps in patient care. 

Mayo is collaborating with the health tech company to improve the rate of patient follow-ups in cardiology to improve health outcomes. Currently, an estimated 45% to 65.1% of cardiology patients do not adhere to the recommended American Association of Cardiology follow-up guidelines. 

The Agamon and Mayo partnership aims to “close the loop” on patient follow-ups, according to the report.

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