BlueCloud Softech Solutions Announces International Expansion of its AI-Driven Healthcare Ecosystem

BlueCloud’s BluHealth integrates AI-driven diagnostics across pathology, imaging, and molecular testing, along with digital health records, remote monitoring, telehealth, and clinical decision-support tools.

Hyderabad-based BlueCloud Softech Solutions has announced plans to extend its artificial-intelligence (AI) powered healthcare platform to international markets.

The expansion aimed at leveraging AI-driven healthcare infrastructure to deliver digital medical services to 2.5 billion people across 56 Commonwealth nations.

The initiative is backed by medical associations, including the Commonwealth Medical Association (CMA) and the Indian Medical Association (IMA).

The initiative focuses on deploying three core products, BluHealth, BluBio, and Bioster, to strengthen digital health, diagnostics.

The BlueCloud’s BluHealth platform integrates AI-powered diagnostics across pathology, imaging, and molecular test analysis to support clinicians with greater accuracy, while enabling hospitals, doctors, and patients to connect through a unified digital system.

Further, it also features remote patient monitoring, telehealth for continuous tracking and virtual consultations, and data-driven clinical decision-support tools for diagnosis, treatment planning, and predictive care.

Additionally, BluHealth includes a research and collaboration hub to support clinical trials, biomarker studies, and partnerships with global medical research organisations.

Apart from this its BluBio focuses on biobanking and precision diagnostics, while Bioster provides solutions for environmental and biosafety monitoring.

As per reports, the total addressable market for BlueCloud Softech’s offerings across the Commonwealth is valued at $957.30 billion. This includes $765.00 billion for healthcare infrastructure, $85.00 billion for BluBio, $78.00 billion for BluHealth, and $29.30 billion for Bioster.

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