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BlockBeats News, June 20th - According to Bloomberg, UnitedHealth Group, one of the largest health insurance companies in the United States, plans to invest $3 billion in AI-related projects between 2026 and 2027. In some pilot projects, AI agents will even proactively call doctor's offices to schedule appointments for patients. Company executives stated that the current AI investment has already achieved an approximately 2:1 return on investment. By automating tedious manual processes and increasing employee efficiency, operational costs have been significantly reduced. They believe that AI can also reduce friction and waiting time for patients in healthcare services, improving the overall experience. UnitedHealth Group has high hopes for AI. Since a significant drop in profits last year, the company has placed AI at the core of its business recovery strategy, aiming to enhance operational efficiency and address long-standing customer complaints, such as expediting the medical services approval process. Wall Street analysts broadly expect that AI will help the company drive future profit growth by cutting administrative and operational expenses. According to analysts at Morgan Stanley, led by the research team headed by Erin Wright, US insurance companies and healthcare providers spend as much as $80 billion annually on various administrative tasks. Therefore, AI is seen as one of the most critical cost-saving and efficiency-improving tools in the health insurance industry. Click on the original article link below to join the BlockBeats Beating · Feishu AI News Channel, which monitors global AI trends and news 24/7.

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