Promobot in Hadassah: Medical Assessor at the oldest clinic in Israel

How the new V.4 robot inspires employees and visitors of Jerusalem’s clinic.

About the clinic
The Hadassah Medical Center stands among the most accomplished medical establishments in Israel. With over one hundred years of history, Hadassah is responsible for two first-ever operations in Israel. The first was a heart transplant; the second was a computer-assisted hip joint replacement. In Moscow, Hadassah Medical operates in 19 fields, from allergies and immune system to pediatrics, stomach and skin illnesses, and cancers.

Moscow Mayor Sergei Sobyaninin attended the opening of Hadassah Medical in August 2020. He commented: “This is the international center where world-class specialists exchange their experience.”

In 2020, Hadassah was among the first clinics to launch serology tests, also known as antibody tests, for COVID-19. The clinic had conducted more than 18 thousand tests since the start of the pandemic.

About the robot
Promobot V.4 is the flagship robot of Promobot, the largest service robotics manufacturer in Europe. This version takes health measurements, such as blood sugar and oxygen levels, lung capacity, and body temperature. It can also conduct a screening survey for each patient.

Timur Mubarakshin, Medical Director at Hadassah Medical Moscow, comments: “It is a win-win both for doctors and their patients. The robot collects general data on the person’s health and transfers it to the specialist even before the appointment. At the same time, the patient is receiving careful and comprehensive health analysis first, and then discusses the results at the doctor’s office.”

The robot is great at attracting peoples’ attention. It mostly operates in the building’s hallway, greeting visitors and inviting them to check their health. Promobot makes it easier for human doctors to work with patients by assuming menial tasks and automatically collecting main health measurements.

Features
One of the key features of the robot is its autonomous travel. Promobot develops their robots’ travel sensors themselves.

The robot can chat with patients on any topic. It tells stories for people in lines, can tell the recent news and weather, on top of guiding each patient through the screening process. It is created to help people, communicate with them, and fulfill specific tasks, including everything that concerns health.

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