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CMS lists AI assistant pledgees

A CMS page set out a pledge for conversational AI assistants that could connect to health-data networks and named a long list of companies as early adopters and pledgees.

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The page opened with a pledge for conversational AI assistants that could link to CMS Aligned Networks or personal health record apps. It said the systems would use relevant health information only after the patient agreed.

The pledge said the tools would distinguish educational material from clinical guidance. It also said they would help patients directly when suitable and direct them to a health professional when needed.

Under the heading for early adopters, the page named Anthropic, Brado, b.well Connected Health, Citizen Health, Curai Health, Ellipsis Health, Hippocratic AI, K Health, Microsoft AI, NantHealth, NightingaleMD, Nuna, OpenAI, Oura, Polygon Health, Sharecare, UnitedHealth Group and Zocdoc.

A longer section then listed additional pledgees by name. That roster included many health, technology and insurance companies, along with patient and research groups.

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Companies

Anthropic
was listed among the early adopters
Brado
was listed among the early adopters
b.well Connected Health
was listed among the early adopters
Citizen Health
was listed among the early adopters
Curai Health
was listed among the early adopters
Microsoft AI
was listed among the early adopters
OpenAI
was listed among the early adopters
Oura
was listed among the early adopters
Sharecare
was listed among the early adopters
UnitedHealth Group
was listed among the early adopters
Zocdoc
was listed among the early adopters

Organisations

CMS Aligned Networks
the networks the pledge said assistants could connect to

How the source tells it

The page read like a plain administrative pledge, with a list-driven register and no evident emotive framing.

No emotive framing was found in the original.