AI-enabled Home Health

We understand that it’s not always possible to bring the entire hospital team into your home—yet the need for consistent, expert care doesn’t stop when you leave the hospital.

Today, advances in AI, secure medical cloud infrastructure, and technology-enabled caregivers make it possible to extend hospital-level care beyond hospital walls. Your care team can remain closely connected, informed, and responsive, while trained caregivers deliver hands-on support where you feel most comfortable.

This seamless “hospital-to-home” extension allows you to continue receiving attentive, coordinated medical care—without sacrificing the comfort, privacy, and peace of being at home. You are supported by technology, guided by clinicians, and cared for by people who understand that healing happens best where you feel safe and supported.

Our Leadership in AI in Home Health

Here’s a highlight from the Roundtable Discussion on the Impact of AI in Home Health, which we hosted in Singapore in 2024:

Caregiver's Heart Health Training Made Easy

Here’s a highlight from the Roundtable Discussion on the Impact of AI in Home Health, which we hosted in Singapore in 2024:

Heartsmart, developed by Dr Tan Yong Seng, offers 3 modules covering topics on chest pain and Coronary Heart Disease (CHD). It is designed to give you an in-depth understanding on how to detect and manage CHD. Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death globally. With HeartSmart, you can understand your or your loved ones’ heart condition, detect heart problems, carry out proper heart care management and even prevent heart problems.

Dr Yong Seng Tan

Dr Tan is a Senior Consultant Heart Lung and Vascular Surgeon. He is in private practice at Mount Elizabeth Hospital and Gleneagles Hospital Singapore. Dr Tan received his MBBS from the National University of Singapore with distinctions in Biochemistry & Microbiology, and is a Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, the Academy of Medicine, the International College of Surgeons, and the American College of Cardiology. Dr Tan was a Clinical Fellow in Cardiovascular Surgery at Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinics, USA. He participated in the award-winning Mediacorps TV show “Body SOS” in 2012 and is currently the medical advisor of Body SOS series 2 programme.