Saudi German Hospital Improves Patient Experience with AI Bots from Automation Anywhere

Intelligent automation speeds patient intakes, improves care management, ensures business resiliency

Automation Anywhere, a global leader in Robotic Process Automation  (RPA), announced a collaboration with Saudi German Hospital (SGH), using AI-powered software bots to help improve patient care and automate end-to-end business processes during the COVID-19 crisis.

The digital workers provided by Automation Anywhere are expected to transform SGH front and back offices to modernize key touchpoints  — from patient on-boarding to insurance billings, office management operations and other financial processes – ultimately improving business resiliency for one of the largest healthcare providers in the region.  The deployment was facilitated by Advansys ESC.

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“The addition of newest Automation capabilities will allow SGH hospital to add value and support caregivers  in the treatment process by providing deeper insights on the patient’s specific condition, lifestyle &  patient behavior in real time,” said Dr. Reem Osman – Group CEO- Saudi German Hospitals UAE. “The cognitive and AI technology infusion will empower our Intelligent Patient Platform to expand competencies and deliver better outcomes.”

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The RPA implementations are expected to have a huge impact to reduce patient waiting times and improved patient experiences.  Automation Anywhere and Advansys ESC worked with Saudi German Hospital to also identify automation opportunities in its insurance and finance departments that typically handle high-volume manual processes, such as insurance eligibility, insurance pre-authorization and patient enrollment.

“Intelligent automation empowers healthcare organizations to perform more time-consuming, manual tasks, freeing up staff to treat an increased number of patients by improving hospital efficiencies,” said Milan Sheth, executive vice president, IMEA at Automation Anywhere. “Medical systems impacted by the global pandemic are seeing how automation technology can have a huge impact on a patient’s progress by implementing bots for processes, such as simplifying patient appointment scheduling, streamlining account settlements and managing healthcare workflows. All of this time saved can go right back into patient care.”

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