The Open Care platform will provide all government hospitals with digital automation tools to design and deploy innovative remote care models to improve the quality of care.

Tel Aviv, Israel, January 12, 2023 /PRNewswire/ — Dato’s healtha global leader in remote care automation, today announced that the company will offer end-to-end virtual visits, specialty care, chronic care and transitional care services of Israel 24 public hospitals, psychiatric centers and geriatric facilities.

Datos Health will enable the network of 24 hospitals to customize remote care plans and improve care through automated assisted self-care

the Directorate of State Medical Centers was looking for a flexible, field-tested medical technology platform to build and deploy remote care programs to improve the quality of care. the open care Platform allows them to quickly and easily adapt protocols to their unique approach to healthcare. “We are committed to fostering innovation that brings significant value to our patients and staff,” he said Naama Perry Cohen, Chief Information Officer, Directorate of State Medical Centers. “The Datos Health platform is a strategic solution to bring remote care to our patients nationwide by integrating automation into clinical workflows and leveraging the power of effective hybrid care.”

Uri BetteshCEO and Founder of Datos Health, said, “Datos Health will enable government hospitals to customize care plans and improve care through automated assisted self-care, allowing them to focus on high-quality patient interactions. We are proud to partner with such a forward-thinking public health organization in changing the face of national healthcare.”

About the Directorate of State Medical Centers:

The Directorate of State Medical Centers is in charge of Israel Network of State Medical Centers. The directorate oversees 25 medical centers including general hospitals, psychiatric and geriatric centers….