Medify-AI based LLM Based Healthcare System

Artificial Intelligence stands at the helm of the dramatic change in the management of illness in the health care sector. The ability of Artificial Intelligence to handle large-scale data analysis, thus aiding clinical decision-making, and automating diagnostic procedures portends new hope in facing global predictive care. According to current research on healthcare technology, LLM and artificial intelligence are instrumental components of medical services. With the aim of designing a more advanced healthcare system, using Large Language Models (LLM) to enhance medical diagnostics by individualised health management is one approach. It may help the user with supplements using the symptoms they give. An integrated system also includes offering you a medical chatbot to be your virtual health assistant. It analyses your health data using advanced AI and provides real-time answers to your questions. It will give you basic advice and can help prepare you for a further knowledgeable conversation with medical experts. It is accurate and offers personalized information based on your health profile; it is available anytime, anywhere to answer questions about symptoms or to request assistance from the medical world. It can be applied to anyone, regardless of age, from young adults to old people, due to its design. The general public will live healthier, better lives as a result of using the healthcare system.

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2025-03-27
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https://doi.org/10.1109/icfts62006.2025.11031483
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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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Medify-AI based LLM Based Healthcare System

Prashanth S. Kumar, Rakesh Kumar M, S. Sowmiya, G L Shreenidhi
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Medify-AI based LLM Based Healthcare System

Prashanth S. Kumar, Rakesh Kumar M, S. Sowmiya, G L Shreenidhi
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Abstract

Artificial Intelligence stands at the helm of the dramatic change in the management of illness in the health care sector. The ability of Artificial Intelligence to handle large-scale data analysis, thus aiding clinical decision-making, and automating diagnostic procedures portends new hope in facing global predictive care. According to current research on healthcare technology, LLM and artificial intelligence are instrumental components of medical services. With the aim of designing a more advanced healthcare system, using Large Language Models (LLM) to enhance medical diagnostics by individualised health management is one approach. It may help the user with supplements using the symptoms they give. An integrated system also includes offering you a medical chatbot to be your virtual health assistant. It analyses your health data using advanced AI and provides real-time answers to your questions. It will give you basic advice and can help prepare you for a further knowledgeable conversation with medical experts. It is accurate and offers personalized information based on your health profile; it is available anytime, anywhere to answer questions about symptoms or to request assistance from the medical world. It can be applied to anyone, regardless of age, from young adults to old people, due to its design. The general public will live healthier, better lives as a result of using the healthcare system.

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Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
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