An age-old catch-22 is that many people who need healthcare lack the mobility to get to a hospital. Thankfully, AI-driven tools are making remote care possible. Today, patients can access a variety of specialized care in their own homes via telehealth, cutting the number hospital visits and shortening wait times. AI is also being used to monitor patients remotely, with tools like pulse oximeters and weighing scales feeding data back to medical staff. The downside to remote care and monitoring is it depends on digital devices which aren’t immune from errors. A faulty device could result in injury or a condition worsening, with the omnipresent threat of cyber attacks also leaving patient data at risk. By getting cover for AI and any devices it works through, you’ll be protected if a device fails or if a cyber event hits.