by The Sacramento Business Journal
When a painful headache or a suspicious rash shows up, often the first step is consulting Google.
Those early stages of onset are some of the most critical in setting the stage for care, which is why Sutter Health says it’s adding a new artificial intelligence-driven symptom checker. The Sacramento-based health system is partnering with application developer Ada Health to build a symptom check platform into Sutter Health’s website by the end of February.
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