Indonesian residents and tourists set to benefit from Harrison’s radiology solution rollout at Kasih Ibu Hospitals

Bali, 23rd April 2026 –  Harrison.ai, a world-leading provider of radiology AI technology, has announced the deployment of its chest x-ray (CXR) and CT brain (CTB) clinical support solutions across Bali’s Kasih Ibu Hospital (KIH) Group.

Known for innovating, the KIH group will use Harrison.ai’s technology to aid delivery of exceptional patient care. The Harrison.ai CXR solution can detect up to 124 findings on chest X-rays, while Harrison.ai CTB solution can identify up to 130 findings on non-contrast brain CT scans – all within minutes. The AI-enabled decision support solution empowers radiologists to quickly locate critical and even subtle findings, strengthening their diagnostic capabilities and facilitating timely patient management.

Krishnawenda Duarsa, President Director of Kasih Ibu Hospital Group, says, “Our hospitals spearhead digital health innovation in Indonesia, regularly introducing advanced technologies we believe will enhance patient care. AI is the future, and we’re excited to introduce Harrison’s solutions. We expect they will augment our team’s capabilities, increase reporting speed, and solidify our international reputation for excellence.”

The AI solutions will be rolled out across Kasih Ibu’s four hospitals in Denpasar, Kedonganan, Tabanan and Saba, Gianyar. Along with providing comprehensive care for residents and tourists, the hospitals include seven centres of excellence focusing on specialities such as cerebrovascular medicine, diving and hyperbaric medicine, and elderly care.

Co-founder and CEO of Harrison.ai Dr Aengus Tran says, “The deployment of our solutions in Kasih Ibu’s Indonesian facilities represents another step towards our goal of impacting a million lives per day globally. We’re excited to collaborate with one of Bali’s premier healthcare providers, supporting them to offer the highest quality care to both locals and international visitors to this beautiful country.”