Qure.ai Names Mihir Bhanushali To Drive Global Health Expansion

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Healthcare AI is moving beyond the task of helping clinicians identify diseases. In markets where healthcare workers and specialist resources are limited, the bigger challenge is making clinical support available closer to the point of care.

That shift is shaping Qure.ai's next phase of expansion. The healthcare AI company has appointed Mihir Bhanushali as Executive Vice President, Global Health, with responsibility for expanding its business across low- and middle-income countries. His remit covers Africa, Southeast Asia, South Asia, and Latin America.

The appointment comes as Qure.ai looks to build on its existing public health deployments while expanding from screening and early diagnosis into broader care delivery.

From Screening To Frontline Care

AI-based medical screening has largely focused on helping healthcare workers detect conditions earlier. Qure.ai says its systems are already deployed across more than 107 countries and 5,200-plus sites.

The company's stated focus is now moving further into the healthcare...

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