This invention describes a system that uses data from a wearable device, like an activity tracker, combined with health record information, to predict if someone is likely to have an acute health event, such as an unnecessary emergency room visit. Artificial intelligence analyzes this data to calculate probabilities, and if a risk is detected, the user can be alerted to help prevent the visit. The system specifically uses activity tracker data such as heart rate, oxygen levels, activity, and calories burned, and can also include manually entered information.
Why it matters: Since 2021, advancements in AI, particularly in generating robust embeddings from complex health records and integrating them with real-time wearable data, have made such predictive systems more accurate and feasible. This improves the core mechanism for identifying acute event probabilities.
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