Oracle Health, Cleveland Clinic, and G42 today announced a strategic partnership to launch a global AI-powered healthcare platform aimed at delivering more effective, scalable, and affordable care worldwide.
The initiative is designed to enhance patient care and public health management by harnessing AI, large-scale data analytics, and intelligent clinical applications, creating secure, scalable, and globally accessible care models.
The platform will form the foundation of a smart healthcare hub, integrating Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Oracle AI Data Platform, and Oracle Health applications, with Cleveland Clinic’s world-class clinical expertise, and G42’s sovereign AI infrastructure, health data integration, and advanced clinical AI models.
Initial deployment will begin in the U.S. and the UAE, focusing on enhancing patient outcomes, enabling precision medicine, and supporting the transition to proactive healthcare.
The fully AI-enabled health systems will continuously analyze population health data in real time, providing clinicians with intelligent clinical insights. Public health officials will gain a deeper understanding of disease progression factors, improving outcomes and policy-making.
Moreover, the platform enables healthcare organizations to improve care quality and reduce costs, thanks to robust predictive analytics for both clinical and operational leaders.
This collaboration is set to revolutionize life sciences by bridging the gap between clinical research and everyday care, allowing providers to identify trial candidates and enroll them instantly, and researchers to access real-world data for faster, safer therapy development.
Key outcomes of the partnership include:
- Building an AI-driven healthcare infrastructure rooted in data privacy, clinical quality, and operational efficiency.
- Establishing a scalable and cost-effective care model led by the U.S. and UAE.
- Using AI to enhance diagnostics, personalize treatment, and reduce costs at scale.
- Delivering high-quality, affordable global care to address the pressures of aging and chronic diseases.
