Watch as Doctronic’s cofounders, Matt Pavelle and Adam Oskowitz, talk with the New York Post’s William Zimmerman about how AI is transforming the future of healthcare. Pavelle explains that Doctronic’s goal is to build the perfect medical setting. He stated to the Post, “Our approach is designed for those who can’t afford long waits. In New York, the current wait time to see a primary care physician is around three weeks, which is just impractical. Nobody wants to wait that long for a subway, let alone a doctor. So we’re tackling the issue to ensure people receive prompt healthcare access.”
Pavelle notes that Doctronic is focused on enhancing the interaction between patients and their doctors, not replacing it or mishandling medical records. He clarified, “Our system ensures complete privacy. No information is shared with AI service providers or anyone else. We utilize our own AI and memory systems, and if you choose to delete your data, it’s permanently removed. You can rest assured that your data is protected and secure under HIPAA requirements, as it is fully encrypted.”
