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SATURDAY: AI natural fit for home care, says Kinyara Health CEO Norbert Walther
Jul 07 2025
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Ian Horswill

Norbert Walther (pictured top), CEO of home care provider Kinyara Health, says his organisation is currently developing an Artificial Intelligence-powered care planning tool aimed at overhauling the time-consuming initial assessment process.

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