I am looking forward to see their future results of accuracy and safety in real life within rigorous clinical trials. I am drafting this short post immediately after the conference which I attended online, so this is not a critical appraisal or analysis of their “published” results but an attempt to summarize and capture the vision and the energy delivered during this conference.įrom a medical and health economic point of vue, if Babylon Health’s products are accurate, safe and cost-effective, it will be a success for both the company and the health system. I used brackets because those results are not published in a peer-reviewed journal (not yet I guess). The 27th June 2018 - 6pm UK time at the Royal College of Physician, they presented their latest “clinical trial” results of the AI tool for diagnosis and triage. Ali Parsa wants to make Healthcare Affordable and Accessible. I have met and discussed with some of their key former early-stage employees and have been following the company since.īabylon Health’s is led by Ali Parsa (CEO and Founder) and counts today more than 300 employees. Babylon Health secured the largest Series A investment in Digital Health in Europe ($25M) in January 2016 by a Swedish investment fund (AB Kinnevik) and have raised approximately $85M to date. They are located in the UK and Rwanda and are looking forward to expanding in China, USA and the Middle East. Their Mission is “to put an accessible and affordable health service in the hands of every person on earth”. Babylon Health is a London Based Digital Health Startup developing AI tools for autonomous medical diagnosis & triage in the “Artificial” world, and telemedicine & scheduling solutions in the “Physical” world.

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