Health-Tech

Redefining Care with Advanced Health-Tech Solutions

Disruptive Healthcare Solutions

Xavor is all for using modern and innovative technological solutions for improving people’s lives. Being a trailblazer among the health-tech companies, we strongly adhere to the use of AI and Machine Learning in the healthcare sector. With timely and smart use of technological resources, we can redefine the landscape of healthcare. At Xavor, we believe in the power of innovation to shape the future of healthcare services that aim to improve lives. Health-tech not only provides cutting-edge technology but also empowers medical practitioners, streamlines workflows, and enhances patient experience.

As we usher into a new era of healthcare technology companies, we see innovation, efficiency, and improved patient outcomes. Xavor is committed to creating AI healthcare where technology and humanity harmonize to form a healthy, balanced, and smart living. Our focus is solely on harnessing the power of AI health-tech and machine learning in healthcare. Join hands with Xavor to witness the transformation of the healthcare sector where technology reigns supreme and acts as a catalyst for improved life and well-being.

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Our Services

We are here to expedite the digitization of the healthcare industry. Our expertise in areas including telemedicine, personalized medicine, genomics, wearables, artificial intelligence (AI), cloud computing, extender reality (XR), and the internet of things (IoT) is a perfect mix to develop and deliver new treatments and services:

Digital Twins and
Simulations

Analyzing medical
data with AI and ML

XR for clinical
training and treatment

Remote healthcare

Telemedicine

Care Indices

Healthcare
Robotics

Clinical
Transformation

Implementation
Solutions

Strategic Advisory

Application Support System

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Our Success Stories

SUCCESS STORIES

Improving Remote Elderly Care with Chatbots

An Elderly Care Facility based in Shanghai, China, experienced an increase in geriatric patients. They observed signs of loneliness, accidents at home, and clinical dementia in patients who were living alone.

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