Core Insights - Oracle is positioning itself as a leading player in AI healthcare, leveraging its AI and cloud capabilities to address customer attrition and market share decline since acquiring Cerner [1] - The company aims to integrate AI into every aspect of healthcare systems, catering to diverse needs of patients, healthcare institutions, insurers, pharmaceutical companies, and public health organizations [1] Group 1: AI and Cloud Integration - Oracle has become one of the largest providers of AI infrastructure globally, embedding generative AI and intelligent agents into its cloud business architecture [1] - The company has launched Oracle Health Clinical Data Exchange, a cloud-based solution enabling seamless data sharing between payers and service providers [5] - Oracle's AI agents can initiate queries across various data sources, understanding instructions and executing tasks once approved by humans, enhancing operational efficiency in healthcare [10] Group 2: Data Management and Security - Oracle Health's subsidiary has been designated as a candidate for the Qualified Health Information Network (QHIN), facilitating standardized and secure nationwide health information exchange [2] - The Oracle Health Connection Hub is designed with military-grade cybersecurity to ensure secure interactions [4] - The semantic database developed by Oracle supports real-time, continuously updated data, crucial for adapting to the rapidly changing medical landscape [6] Group 3: Knowledge Graph and AI Applications - Oracle's Knowledge Graph serves as a critical contextual layer for data, mapping relationships across various domains such as diagnosis, drugs, and insurance rules [7][8] - The Health AI Application Suite includes collaborative AI agents that assist healthcare professionals, enhancing treatment outcomes through automated suggestions during patient interactions [10] Group 4: Innovation and Collaboration - Oracle is creating an open, collaborative innovation ecosystem to drive deep business transformation in healthcare [14] - The Oracle Health Marketplace aims to facilitate innovation sharing and monetization, simplifying procurement processes for healthcare enterprises [15] - The establishment of the Oracle AI Center of Excellence will help clients redesign business processes to leverage AI's transformative value in addressing real healthcare challenges [15][16] Group 5: Future Developments - Oracle plans to launch a Life Sciences AI Data Platform, providing secure access to 120 million real-world datasets to accelerate drug discovery and optimize trial designs [12] - The upcoming Oracle Clinical Trial Suite, set for release in 2027, will allow EHR clients to automate data entry for clinical trials, expediting research processes [13]

Accessibility StatementSkip Navigation Specialized AI agents can help reduce administrative burden and costs for healthcare providers and payers while speeding care delivery ORLANDO, Fla., Sept. 11, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Oracle Health and Life Sciences Summit – Oracle Health today unveiled its strategy to strengthen the collaboration between healthcare providers and payers. Building on its long history of serving customers in both the healthcare and insurance industries, Oracle plans to introduce a compre ...