September 23, 2025- Cleveland Clinic is expanding its use of Bayesian Health’s AI-enabled clinical intelligence platform across its U.S. hospitals this year, to assist clinicians in the early detection and treatment of sepsis. The AI sepsis detection software is already implemented at thirteen Cleveland Clinic hospitals, and Cleveland Clinic plans to roll out the platform to its hospitals in Ohio and Florida in 2025.
The organizations also will work together to co-develop additional AI modules to help clinicians deliver safe, timely, high-quality patient care for other critical conditions.
Bayesian’s software integrates into the electronic medical record and analyzes vast amounts of medical data, such as laboratory tests, vital signs and clinical notes, in real time to determine if a patient is at risk of developing sepsis. The platform embeds sepsis identification insights into clinical workflows to prioritize at-risk patients for timely intervention.
Two Cleveland Clinic hospitals participated in pilot programs of the software, and data has shown that the tool helped to identify more sepsis cases, reduced false alerts and alerted healthcare providers earlier, providing an opportunity to accelerate time to therapy.