More than 500 Keralty executives, physicians and healthcare staff, together with Joseba Grajales, President of the group, and his launch team, gathered in Bogota on 19 March to learn about and support a historic initiative that will position the group as one of the world leaders in Comprehensive and Integrated Global Healthcare Ecosystems.

This event marks the beginning of a revolution in global healthcare: K-AI (Keralty IA).

K-AI is the new global healthcare ecosystem powered by artificial intelligence (AI), created by Keralty, one of the most relevant international healthcare groups with presence in America, Europe and Asia. This project was created with the aim of transforming medical care through a proactive, predictive and personalised model that will make it possible to anticipate illnesses, optimise care processes and offer people-centred solutions.

K-AI is not just a project; it is a transformative vision that redefines the future of healthcare by bringing AI to the heart of healthcare.

K-AI seeks to revolutionise the way healthcare is accessed and managed, combining clinical knowledge with the power of AI to improve decision-making, personalise treatments and increase efficiency in healthcare delivery in all countries where the group operates.

The model will be implemented progressively in all countries where the group operates, including Colombia, United States, Mexico, Spain, Brazil, Peru, Dominican Republic, United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia, among others. It will start with pilot centres, adaptable to different contexts and local realities.

Biokeralty will play an active role in the new AI-driven global healthcare ecosystem. The ecosystem is based on three fundamental pillars of innovation, known as KAI tools, which represent a significant advance in the way we approach health research and development:

– Knowledge Lake.
– Living Lab.
– Technology Observatory and Industrialisation.

For Biokeralty, being part of this ecosystem represents a unique opportunity to enhance our mission to research and innovate for the benefit of global health. These pillars not only strengthen our capacity to generate knowledge and solutions, but also position us as leaders in the integration of artificial intelligence in health research.