Oatmeal Health & Seward FQHC partner to bring AI-Cancer Screening to Alaska
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SAN DIEGO - Californer -- SCHC, a federally-qualified health center catering to the healthcare needs of residents and visitors in Seward and Moose Pass, has a strong commitment to delivering high-quality medical care that is both affordable and accessible. With a focus on serving the entire family, SCHC has become a trusted provider in the region.

By joining forces with Oatmeal Health, SCHC aims to enhance its cancer screening capabilities and offer advanced diagnostic services to its patients. Oatmeal Health's AI-enabled platform leverages cutting-edge technology to provide accurate and efficient cancer screenings, empowering healthcare providers to detect potential abnormalities at an early stage.

"Rural communities across the country strive to provide the highest quality care for our patients, despite limited resources.," said Dr. Harsha Gowtham (https://www.sewardhealthcenter.org/providers), Medical Director of Seward Community Health Center. "As a small town in Alaska, surrounded by mountains and ocean, we are no different. Using our resources judiciously is paramount. This is why we are grateful for the assistance of Oatmeal Health, in screening for lung cancer, the deadliest cancer in America.

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Early screening and intervention are paramount to improve the odds of survival, especially in a small town, where delays have consequences.  We hope that our partnership with Oatmeal Health will allow us to continue our mission and fulfill our promise to our community."

Oatmeal Health's AI technology utilizes machine learning algorithms it's clinical staff to analyze medical images and identify potential cancerous abnormalities. This powerful tool will enable SCHC to enhance its diagnostic capabilities, ensuring accurate and comprehensive assessments for patients.

"We are thrilled to collaborate with Seward Community Health Center and expand our cancer screening services to the residents of Seward and Moose Pass," said Jonathan Govette, Co-Founder and COO of Oatmeal Health. "Our mission is to enable early detection and improve patient outcomes through advanced technology. Together with SCHC, we aim to make a significant impact on cancer care in the region."

The partnership between Oatmeal Health and SCHC represents a significant milestone in advancing cancer screening services in Alaska. By integrating Oatmeal Health's AI-enabled platform, SCHC will strengthen its commitment to delivering patient-centered care while ensuring accurate diagnoses and timely interventions.

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For more information about Oatmeal Health and its AI-enabled cancer screening services, please visit www.oatmealhealth.com. To learn more about Seward Community Health Center and its comprehensive healthcare offerings, please visit www.sewardhealthcenter.org.