Definition
Intelligent Navigation
The AI-driven routing of patients to the appropriate care setting, specialist, or intervention before they self-navigate through the healthcare system — which typically means visiting several wrong providers before reaching the right one. Intelligent navigation reduces both cost and time-to-correct-diagnosis by predicting where a patient needs to go based on their data profile, rather than waiting for them to present with a problem and then directing them. Part of Axenya's 40+ condition coverage: identifying not just that something is wrong, but which clinical pathway is most appropriate.
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