Why it matters: Lets patients query their own health records through a mainstream AI assistant.
Athenahealth is opening patient health records to outside AI assistants, starting with Anthropic's Claude, via a new MCP connection intended to give patients personalized answers based on their clinical data.
A Bangkok Post piece covers perspectives from the Siriraj x MIT Hacking Medicine 2026 event on where medical AI is heading.
Why it matters: A major health system platform rolling out a clinician-facing AI tool signals adoption beyond pilots.
Mayo Clinic Platform is rolling out an AI tool for clinicians, according to Modern Healthcare's AI tracker.
The piece examines the prospect of a 'super AI partner' for patients, weighing what such an assistant could do for consumers navigating their care.
A Sage Journals article, The Trust Inversion, argues patients are embracing AI alongside their doctors, examining shifting trust dynamics in care.
Why it matters: Gives clinicians a free AI tool for personalized medical education alongside OpenEvidence's evidence tool.
OpenEvidence launched Learn, a free AI-powered personalized medical education platform, announced across Morningstar and The Joplin Globe.
A commentary argues companies are racing to embed AI in mental health care without asking whether it is ready, encoding unexamined standards that repeat harms to marginalized groups.