AI isn't here to eliminate radiologists. On the Sourcery podcast, Oak HC/FT's Annie Lamont highlighted something we talk about often: AI is here to empower radiologists. When radiologists have AI integrated into their daily workflow, they can navigate rising imaging volumes with greater efficiency, focus their time where it matters most, and drive better outcomes across the entire care team. Radiologists leveraging AI will set the new standard for care. https://lnkd.in/d5krFB4X
Aidoc
Hospitals and Health Care
New York, NY 65,401 followers
Empowering health systems to improve patient outcomes and operations with enterprise-grade healthcare AI.
About us
Aidoc is a pioneering force in clinical AI. We focus on aiding and empowering healthcare teams to optimize patient outcomes, which results in improved economic value and clinical outcomes. Our clinically proven AI solutions eliminate silos, increase efficiencies, and improve outcomes by delivering critical information when and where care teams need it leading to immediate collective action. Built on Aidoc’s exclusive aiOS™, we analyze and aggregate medical data to enable care teams to operationalize the unexpected and work seamlessly with a continued focus on the patient. Aidoc AI is always on, running in the background to change the foreground. For safety information on Aidoc’s products, please visit our safety and compliance page on our website.
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http://www.aidoc.com
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- Industry
- Hospitals and Health Care
- Company size
- 201-500 employees
- Headquarters
- New York, NY
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2016
- Specialties
- Medical imaging, Radiology, Cardiology, Neurology, Pulmonology, neurosurgery, cardiovascular surgery, neuroradiology, stroke care, interventional radiology, interventional cardiology, cardiothoracic surgery, endovascular, radiology ai, hospitals, healthcare ai, radiologist, vascular surgery, vascular, cardiology ai, and stroke ai
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142 W 57th St
New York, NY 10019, US
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We are thrilled to share that Aidoc has been named in Fast Company’s Next Big Things in Tech list! ✨ This recognition highlights our core focus: using our technology to deliver the care patients deserve. It’s possible thanks to the work of our team and the health system partners advancing diagnostic AI with us. We are proud to empower physicians with technology that surfaces critical insights across care decisions when it matters most. Our goal is to continuously support health systems in easing the cognitive and capacity burden on care teams and driving the next era of diagnostic AI. Making Fast Company’s list of industry-defining innovations is a proud moment for our team and the health system partners advancing patient care with us every day. Explore the full list: https://lnkd.in/d85DEcPh
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Great time at PERT 2026 in Boston! Seeing clinicians share real-world pulmonary embolism outcomes with Aidoc was incredible. The best part was talking directly with the physicians using our tools every day, hearing their perspectives firsthand helps us understand what truly matters to care teams and how AI fits into their daily practice. Huge thanks to everyone who stopped by to chat! Jesse Ehrenfeld MD MPH
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A silent, life-threatening blood clot was hiding in plain sight and Carolyn didn't feel a thing. Having already rung the bell after beating cancer for the second time, her routine follow-up scan at WellSpan Health revealed an unexpected emergency. With Aidoc integrated into their workflow, her care team was alerted, getting her straight to the right treatment exactly when it mattered most. "They want to keep me around for a while," Carolyn shared. Learn how we empower healthcare systems to elevate patient care every single day. Read Carolyn's full story: https://lnkd.in/dUz6Sm23
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We’re at HETT 2026! Stop by booth C37 in the Health Innovation Village to meet Nicola Emery, PhD and Mike Burns. Discover how Aidoc can support NHS Emergency Departments to streamline care pathways and deliver faster, more efficient patient care. If you're attending HETT, come say hello 👋 and catch up on the latest innovations!
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“An AI alert is not a patient outcome.” At the Newsweek AI Health Summit in NYC, our Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Jesse Ehrenfeld MD MPH, joined health system leaders to focus on what truly matters in healthcare technology: clinical action over simple detection. Real progress happens when tools fit seamlessly into daily workflows, helping care teams deliver faster, better treatment for every patient. Thank you to Newsweek and all the leaders working together to turn technology into meaningful patient care.
An AI alert is not a patient outcome. At Newsweek's AI Health Summit in New York, I was encouraged by how often the conversation moved beyond what the technology can do to what *actually* changes for patients. As a physician that is the question I care about most. Finding an abnormality is only the beginning. Does the right clinician see it? Is someone responsible for the next step? Does the patient receive appropriate care sooner? Without those connections, more detection can simply create more unfinished work. The discussions reinforced something central to my work at Aidoc: clinical AI implementation needs to be a care delivery effort, with technology supporting it. That means involving physicians, nurses & operational teams from the start, designing reliable handoffs, and measuring whether care actually improves not just whether a tool gets used. Administrative efficiency matters. But we should be just as ambitious about preventing harm, shortening delays in diagnosis & treatment and giving clinicians more time to care for people. I was especially encouraged by the discussion about sharing implementation lessons across health systems. We should not all have to rediscover the same workflow challenges independently! Sharing what works, what fails & how we evaluate performance should be part of the work particularly to help extend the benefits to rural and less resourced settings. I left energized by the possibilities but also reminded of our responsibility to distinguish enthusiasm from evidence. The goal is not a hospital with more AI. It is a health system where fewer patients fall through the cracks. Thank you to Newsweek and the clinicians, health system leaders & innovators who brought such practical perspectives to the conversation. #PatientSafety #ClinicalAI #HealthcareInnovation
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On the latest episode of Radio Advisory, Sutter Health’s Chief Medical Informatics Officer, Dr. Veena Jones, recently shared how their health system cracked the code on scaling clinical AI enterprise-wide. Instead of stitching together point solutions, Sutter built an infrastructure-first model anchored by enterprise platforms like Aidoc. By embedding Aidoc directly into everyday workflows, they created a unified AI ecosystem that supports clinicians across the care journey. Her perspective offers a valuable blueprint for healthcare leaders navigating AI adoption: - Focusing on workflow-first infrastructure - Partnering with AI platforms built for true enterprise scale. Listen to the full episode and case study here: https://lnkd.in/dKG_XGRY
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Aidoc was in Silver Spring, MD today for FDA Vendor Day yesterday. Our Global Chief Medical Officer, Jesse Ehrenfeld MD MPH, and Director of Regulatory Affairs, Quentin Moore, PhD, MPH, R.T.(R)(T)(QM), were on the ground to discuss the future of AI in healthcare, regulatory excellence, and safe innovation for patient care. Proud to be part of the discussion shaping where healthcare AI goes next. *The devices are now under FDA review and 510(k) pending, not currently available for sale in the U.S.
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Carolyn rang the bell for the second time. At 82, she'd beaten cancer again and was ready to get back to camping trips, family time and the active life she shares with her husband of 62 years. Then a routine follow-up scan found something unexpected: a suspected blood clot in her lung. Through WellSpan Health's use of Aidoc, the suspected finding was flagged and prioritized, notifying the clinical care team so they could confirm and coordinate care immediately. Within about an hour, Carolyn's care team was reaching out. She went to WellSpan York Hospital and received treatment the same day. Carolyn's story shows the human impact of faster imaging workflows and what our partnership with WellSpan Health is built to support across the health system. Since implementing Aidoc in 2023, WellSpan has cut outpatient critical-case imaging turnaround time from 25 hours to about two hours. More than 6,000 patients have benefited from earlier case prioritization across over 1.7 million scans analyzed to date. Carolyn is just one of those patients, who have benefited from WellSpan Health’s innovative use of technology and dedication to putting its patients first. See Carolyn and Dr. Lim pictured recently below. Learn how Aidoc and WellSpan Health are supporting more coordinated care: https://lnkd.in/dUz6Sm23
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