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Last updated: June 10, 2026
Back to directoryHealthcare voice and conversational AI platform connecting mobile, Alexa, EHR, communication, smart-room, and administration workflows for hospitals and senior living.
Care teams that need a governed voice or chat interface for patient requests, nurse workflows, smart-room controls, education, and communication.
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Product-specific review. These product-specific signals summarize what the cited sources imply before treating Aiva Health as safe for a local clinical, operational, or research workflow.
| Regulatory / FDA | Treat as patient-access, staff-workflow, communication, documentation-support, and smart-room infrastructure; classify any symptom handling, EHR writeback, clinical education, or care-escalation workflow separately before allowing patient-facing automation. |
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| Privacy | Verify contracted PHI terms rather than relying only on public web language, including BAA, Alexa configuration, voice assistant data flows, room identifiers, EHR access, retention, de-identified reuse, subprocessors, audit logs, and support access. |
| Evidence | Pilot with representative units and measure request-routing accuracy, missed urgent requests, documentation accuracy, device-command failure rates, patient satisfaction, nurse workload, response times, accessibility, and multilingual performance. |
| Workflow | Best deployed with explicit nurse, virtual-care, IT, biomedical-device, privacy, patient-experience, and clinical-governance ownership so voice or chat requests route to accountable staff and do not become unsupervised triage. |
Aiva describes healthcare conversational AI with mobile and Alexa interfaces, 40+ integrations, Mission Control administration, analytics, patient request routing, smart-room controls, education content, communication, and natural-language EHR interactions; its privacy policy describes patient and caregiver request handling, provider-directed retention, encryption, and de-identified improvement use.
Not for: Autonomous diagnosis, emergency triage, medication advice, clinical escalation without staff response rules, or deployments where voice data, room devices, EHR actions, and PHI handling are not contractually governed.
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