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Aidoc's CARE Model Named One of TIME's Best Inventions of 2026
The Israeli medical AI company's diagnostic tool was recognized for its ability to improve patient safety and prioritize urgent medical cases.

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Israeli medical technology firm Aidoc has received international acclaim as its CARE AI model was named one of TIME magazine's Best Inventions of 2026. The platform, which integrates into hospital workflows, is designed to enhance diagnostic safety by acting as an 'additional pair of eyes' for medical professionals. CARE functions by analyzing medical imaging and clinical data in real-time, automatically flagging potentially life-threatening conditions for urgent review by radiologists and medical teams. A key innovation of the CARE model is its architectural flexibility, which allows the company to expand the range of detectable medical conditions without the need to develop a separate, standalone AI model for every specific disease. This scalability is a significant advancement in medical AI, as it streamlines the deployment of diagnostic tools in clinical environments. Founded in 2016 by Elad Walach, Michael Braginsky, and Guy Reiner, Aidoc has consistently focused on using machine learning to prioritize urgent cases, thereby reducing the time between diagnosis and treatment. The recognition by TIME underscores the growing impact of Israeli AI-native platforms in the global healthcare sector, where the integration of automated triage systems is becoming essential for managing high patient volumes and improving clinical outcomes.