LataMed AI Corp. (OTC: LMED), a development-stage digital health and artificial intelligence technology company, announced today that its Venezuelan operating affiliate, LataMed AI VE, has accepted an invitation from the Faculty of Medicine at Universidad Central de Venezuela (UCV) to participate in educational sessions focused on HealthTech innovation, digital healthcare technologies, and artificial intelligence applications in healthcare environments.
According to the company, the sessions are expected to provide students and faculty members with exposure to emerging healthcare technologies, telehealth infrastructure concepts, healthcare coordination tools, healthcare analytics, emergency response technologies, and evolving applications of artificial intelligence within healthcare delivery systems. This academic engagement represents a strategic opportunity to increase awareness of digital healthcare innovation among future healthcare professionals and to foster dialogue regarding technology-enabled healthcare solutions throughout Latin America.
Management believes that collaboration between healthcare technology developers and academic institutions may contribute to broader understanding of telehealth, healthcare accessibility, provider coordination, and data-driven healthcare operations. Participation in the UCV program is expected to provide an opportunity for LataMed AI to engage with future physicians, healthcare leaders, researchers, and educators regarding developments in digital health infrastructure and emerging healthcare technologies.
The educational sessions are intended solely for academic and informational purposes and do not constitute endorsements, commercial arrangements, recommendations, or evaluations of any specific products, services, or technologies. Dr. Kevin Rodan Levy, Chief Executive Officer of LataMed AI Corp., stated: “We are honored to engage with students and faculty members at one of Venezuela’s most respected academic institutions. We believe meaningful collaboration between healthcare professionals, educators, and technology innovators is increasingly important as healthcare systems evaluate digital solutions designed to improve access, coordination, efficiency, and patient outcomes. Educational initiatives such as this support knowledge sharing and encourage discussion regarding the future role of digital healthcare technologies across Latin America.”
The implications of this partnership are significant for the region. By integrating digital health concepts into medical education, LataMed AI is positioning itself to influence the next generation of healthcare leaders in Latin America. This collaboration could accelerate the adoption of telehealth and AI-driven tools in emerging markets, where healthcare accessibility and coordination remain critical challenges. For business leaders, this signals a growing emphasis on technology-enabled healthcare solutions and potential investment opportunities in the digital health sector. For more information, visit https://latamed.ai or review the company’s filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission at www.sec.gov.
