Sutter Health to offer free symptom-checking chatbot service

Feb 11, 2019

Sutter Health

by Becker’s Healthcare

Sacramento, Calif.-based Sutter Health has partnered with European tech company Ada Health to bring the company’s symptom-checking software to U.S. patients, according to CNBC.

About 4 million people have downloaded and used Ada’s app, according to its website.

In several weeks, a version of Ada’s symptom-checking software will be available for patients to use for free through Sutter Health’s website. Patients will not be required to sign up through the app to use the software.

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