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What does responsible AI in oncology actually look like in practice?

At UCLA Health , it looks less like replacing clinicians and more like reducing operational friction that keeps patients from getting timely support and access to care.
In our latest blog, we explore two real-world deployments developed in collaboration with UCLA’s Department of Gynecologic Oncology:
• AskGRACE — an AI-powered patient engagement assistant helping women navigate symptom management, side effects, and care questions between visits
• OncoTrial Match™ — a streamlined workflow helping physicians identify and refer eligible patients to clinical trials in under 90 seconds

As Rebecca Clyde of Botco.ai, puts it:
“The opportunity is extending capacity responsibly.”

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This Father’s Day, we celebrate the dedication, leadership, and impact of fathers and father figures everywhere.

At Botco.ai, we recognize that behind every role—leader, caregiver, mentor, patient, professional—are fathers balancing countless responsibilities and showing up for the people who depend on them.

Navigating healthcare and other complex systems can add to those demands. That’s why we’re committed to building AI solutions that make access to information and support more seamless, responsive, and human-centered.

From empowering patients with timely answers to helping organizations deliver better experiences at scale, we believe technology can play a meaningful role in reducing friction—so fathers can focus on what matters most.

Today, we honor the dads who lead with compassion, support with strength, and make a difference every day.

Happy Father’s Day. 💙

As we commemorate Juneteenth, Botco.ai recognizes the significance of this day in American history and honors the enduring pursuit of freedom, equality, and opportunity for all.

Juneteenth serves as a reminder of the importance of listening, learning, and building a more inclusive future—one where technology and innovation can help create greater access, understanding, and connection across our communities.

Today, we reflect on the progress made, acknowledge the work that remains, and celebrate the resilience and contributions of Black Americans throughout history and today.

This Memorial Day, we pause to honor and remember the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to our country.

Their courage and commitment have shaped the freedoms we experience every day, both personally and professionally.

At Botco.ai, we’re grateful for the opportunity to build and innovate in a way that supports people and communities, including those who have served and their families.
As we continue advancing AI in healthcare and beyond, we remain mindful of the responsibility to create technology that serves with integrity, compassion, and purpose.

Today is a time for reflection, gratitude, and remembrance.
We honor those who gave everything.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, a time to elevate the conversation around access, stigma, and support.

Mental health remains one of the most underserved areas in healthcare, where timely access to information and care can make a meaningful difference. Yet many individuals still face barriers including long wait times, limited resources, and uncertainty about where to turn.

At Botco.ai, we see an opportunity for AI to help close these gaps.

Through our work developing AI-powered agents, we’re helping organizations create more accessible, responsive, and patient-centered experiences, particularly in moments when support is needed most. Whether it’s answering questions after hours, guiding individuals to appropriate resources, or reducing friction in accessing care, AI can serve as a critical first touchpoint.

Importantly, this technology is not about replacing human connection, it’s about extending it.
→ Expanding access to trusted information�
→ Supporting care teams with scalable tools�
→ Creating more continuous, compassionate engagement

As we recognize Mental Health Awareness Month, we remain focused on building solutions that support both providers and the individuals they serve, helping make care more approachable, equitable, and always within reach.

This Mother's Day, we celebrate the strength, resilience, and impact of mothers everywhere.

At Botco.ai, we recognize that behind every role—leader, caregiver, innovator, patient, professional—are women balancing extraordinary responsibilities every day.

Motherhood often comes with navigating complex systems, including healthcare. That’s why we’re committed to building AI solutions that make access to information and support more seamless, responsive, and human-centered.

From empowering patients with timely answers to supporting care teams with scalable tools, we believe technology can play a meaningful role in easing the burden—so mothers can focus on what matters most.

Today, we honor the women who lead with care, advocate with strength, and show up—every single day.

Happy Mother’s Day. 💙

May is Women's Health Month, a time to recognize the importance of access, innovation, and equity in care for women.

At Botco.ai, this is a mission we’re actively advancing through our work in healthcare AI.

We’re proud to collaborate with UCLA Women's Oncology on askGrace, an AI-powered assistant designed to support patients with timely, accurate information throughout their care journey. In complex fields like oncology, improving access to trusted guidance, especially outside traditional care hours—can meaningfully enhance both patient experience and outcomes.

askGrace reflects a broader opportunity for AI in healthcare:� → Expanding access to information� → Supporting care teams with scalable tools� → Creating more connected, patient-centered experiences

We believe AI is most impactful when it augments human care, helping providers deliver more responsive and personalized support.

Earlier this week, we shared a video highlighting askGrace and its real-world application. If you haven’t seen it yet, it’s a great example of how AI can be thoughtfully implemented to address critical needs in women’s health.

Advancing women’s health requires more than awareness—it requires innovation, collaboration, and action.