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0404Health

Clalit and Jerusalem Municipality Advance Health and Innovation in the Capital

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Clalit's Jerusalem District Manager, Dr. Yael Reichberg, met with Mayor Moshe Lion and Deputy Mayor Ofer Avivi to advance health and innovation initiatives in the city. They discussed disease prevention, early detection, and integrating AI tools like AI Pro. The Mayor showcased the "Safe at Home" program, which a study showed reduced hip fractures by 13% in seniors. Both leaders expressed commitment to expanding their partnership.

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  • Clalit and Jerusalem Municipality are collaborating on health and innovation projects for city residents.
  • The "Safe at Home" initiative reduced hip fractures by 13% among seniors in a Clalit-backed study.
  • Artificial intelligence tools, including Clalit's AI Pro, are being integrated for disease prediction and prevention.
  • The partnership aims to enhance disease prevention, early detection, and technological innovation in healthcare.
  • Mayor Moshe Lion and Dr. Yael Reichberg expressed strong support for deepening their collaboration.

Dr. Yael Reichberg, Clalit's Jerusalem District Manager, met with Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion and Deputy Mayor Ofer Avivi to discuss joint initiatives and opportunities for health projects benefiting the city's residents. Key topics included disease prevention, early detection, innovation, integrating artificial intelligence (AI) for predicting illness, and implementing the AI Pro tool. The Mayor highlighted the "Safe at Home" initiative, which has installed safety devices in approximately 30,000 homes to enhance the safety of elderly residents and prevent falls. A study conducted in collaboration with Clalit Jerusalem, led by Dani Schwartz, found a significant reduction in hip fracture surgeries and hospitalizations among participants aged 70 and above. Dr. Reichberg presented Clalit's extensive services to some 450,000 Jerusalem residents and explored deepening cooperation in health promotion, disease prevention, early detection, and integrating medical and technological innovation. She also introduced AI Pro, Clalit's unique AI system for predicting illness, early risk identification, and personalized preventive actions.

Mayor Lion expressed support for expanding the partnership, and Avivi invited Clalit to participate in two major upcoming municipal projects. Lion stated his pride in the "Safe at Home" initiative, emphasizing its role in improving the quality of life for seniors and the importance of investing in prevention and safe living environments. Dr. Reichberg added that Clalit is committed to advancing health through community-based initiatives, innovative technologies like AI, and compassionate care, aiming to prevent illness, maintain independence, and enhance quality of life for all ages.

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