New Delhi: Fortis Healthcare is embarking on a groundbreaking endeavour to harness the potential of artificial intelligence in bolstering mental well-being and accessibility to mental health care services for patients by launching an AI-powered application.
Introducing 'Adayu', a cutting-edge application offered by Adayu Mindfulness, a subsidiary of Fortis Healthcare Group, in collaboration with deep-tech company United We Care.
According to a PTI report, “In a significant step forward, we have launched our dedicated mental health vertical, ‘Adayu Mindfulness’.
Dr Samir Parikh, Consultant Psychiatrist and Chairperson, Fortis National Mental Health Program, Fortis Healthcare said that India’s mental health burden is estimated at USD 2-3 billion with about 1 in every 8 people estimated to be suffering from a mental health disorder in some form.
“Hence, mental wellness solutions are pertinent, especially, in a society like India where mental health is deeply stigmatised leading to lack of awareness.
New Delhi: Fortis Healthcare is embarking on a groundbreaking endeavour to harness the potential of artificial intelligence in bolstering mental well-being and accessibility to mental health care services for patients by launching an AI-powered application.
Introducing 'Adayu', a cutting-edge application offered by Adayu Mindfulness, a subsidiary of Fortis Healthcare Group, in collaboration with deep-tech company United We Care. This innovative platform aims to address the critical needs of mental healthcare by leveraging advanced AI technology.
According to a PTI report, “In a significant step forward, we have launched our dedicated mental health vertical, ‘Adayu Mindfulness’. This new initiative not only emphasises our commitment to addressing the pervasive challenge of mental health but also showcases our innovative approach by integrating AI technology through our partnership with United We Care,” Dr Ashutosh Raghuvanshi, MD and CEO, Fortis Healthcare, said.
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Dr Raghuvanshi said this initiative also aims at destigmatising mental health issues and enhancing the availability of care for those in need across the country.
Dr Samir Parikh, Consultant Psychiatrist and Chairperson, Fortis National Mental Health Program, Fortis Healthcare said that India’s mental health burden is estimated at USD 2-3 billion with about 1 in every 8 people estimated to be suffering from a mental health disorder in some form.
“Hence, mental wellness solutions are pertinent, especially, in a society like India where mental health is deeply stigmatised leading to lack of awareness. Having pioneered various initiatives and campaigns on mental health and holistic wellness, the launch of ‘Adayu’ marks a new chapter in our journey as we merge innovation and AI with clinical excellence and will be offering highest level of care, striving towards our endeavour to foster awareness, improve access,” Dr Parikh said.
The ‘Adayu’ app will allow users to gain insights into their mental health status through personalised assessments which are administered by United We Care’s AI virtual wellness coach, Stella, the healthcare group said.
