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    Modern Animal Unveils AI-Assisted Tools, Roadmap for Next Generation of Veterinary Care

    Modern Animal today announced the release of a first set of AI-powered advancements to its proprietary medical software, Claude.

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    Modern Animal Unveils AI-Assisted Tools, Roadmap for Next Generation of Veterinary Care

    Modern Animal today announced the release of a first set of AI-powered advancements to its proprietary medical software, Claude. These enhancements, which are intended to ease the administrative responsibilities that veterinary practitioners face, seek to improve the quality of service for the almost 60,000 pets and their families that rely on the pioneering veterinary health network for treatment.

    The company shared a post saying, “Since day one, Modern Animal has bet that technology would be fundamental to evolving the experience of veterinary practitioners and pet owners—first to meet today's standards and then to shape the future of veterinary care.

    Overtime, we've doubled down on this bet by creating an all-in-one member app, advocating for broader access to telemedicine, and building our own practice management system, Claude, from scratch. Today, we're excited to introduce the next phase of our technology roadmap: ✨ AI-Assisted Tools for Veterinarians.”

    With almost 23 million people acquiring pets in the first year of the pandemic, the increase in pet health issues, along with staffing constraints, has pushed veterinary burnout to an all-time high. To address these challenges, Modern Animal has implemented these additional features throughout its 20-clinic network in California and Texas. The first round of upgrades uses Generative AI to automate vital but time-consuming administrative activities that can take up over half of a doctor's day.

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    Anshika Mathews

    Anshika is the Global Media Lead for AIM Media House. She holds a keen interest in technology and related policy-making and its impact on society.

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