
New Delhi: Fortis Healthcare has launched an innovative application, powered by artificial intelligence, designed to assist individuals facing mental health challenges. Ashutosh Raghuvanshi, the managing director and chief executive officer of Fortis Healthcare, expressed the organization's longstanding commitment to integrating mental health into mainstream healthcare. With the introduction of 'Adayu Mindfulness', a dedicated mental health vertical, Fortis Healthcare aims to address the pervasive issue of mental health while showcasing their innovative approach through collaboration with 'United We Care'. Raghuvanshi highlighted the transformative potential of this collaboration in enhancing accessibility to mental health services, emphasizing the importance of comprehensive care at the touch of a button. Dr. Samir Parikh, consultant psychiatrist and chairperson of Fortis National Mental Health Program, emphasized the significance of mental wellness solutions in a society like India, where stigma and lack of awareness pose significant challenges. The launch of 'Adayu' marks a pivotal moment in Fortis Healthcare's journey, merging innovation and AI with clinical excellence to foster awareness and improve access to mental health care. The platform offers users an AI-powered self-assessment tool, providing personalized insights into their mental health status through interactions with a virtual wellness coach named Stella. Additionally, 'Adayu Mindfulness' connects individuals with a range of mental health professionals, including psychiatrists, psychologists, psycho-oncologists, sports therapists, yoga experts, art-based therapy providers, and physiotherapists, aiming to reduce wait times and geographical barriers.
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