Connecticut Children’s and Xerox: Transforming Pediatric Healthcare with AI

At Connecticut Children’s, we are always looking for new and innovative ways to enhance patient care and improve outcomes for the children and families we serve. That’s why we are thrilled to announce our expanded partnership with Xerox, bringing cutting-edge artificial intelligence (AI) technology to pediatric healthcare.

Through this collaboration, we’re integrating AI-powered solutions to streamline operations, support clinical decision-making, and ultimately provide more time for caregivers to focus on what matters most—patients.

Leadership at the Family Resource Center during the conference

How AI is Revolutionizing Pediatric Care

This cooperative endeavor, fueled by AI technology, will impact a multitude of areas, including our emergency department preparedness as well as long-term outcomes for cancer patients. It represents a major advancement in the way we cater to the health needs of our patients. Xerox, a long-standing partner of Connecticut Children’s, is advancing AI-driven solutions in three critical areas:

✅ Expedited Emergency Care: Through AI-powered tools, procedures can be prepared swiftly, ensuring your child receives optimal care at an accelerated pace.

✅ Excellent Oncology Care: Early detection of potential heart risks in children undergoing cancer treatments will improve their overall health trajectory in the long term.

✅ Optimal Resource Management: By predicting patient needs, we are able to allocate resources more efficiently, reaffirming our commitment to making patients care our utmost priority.

Additionally, Xerox will serve as the sole print technology provider for our new clinical tower, opening in late 2025, and continue to expand its role as a strategic IT services partner.

Embracing AI allows us to give our caregivers the most precious resource of all—more time with their patients. By adopting these tools thoughtfully, we are reimagining pediatric healthcare to ensure children across our region have access to cutting-edge care.”
Bob Duncan, Chief Operating Officer at Connecticut Children’s

The Future of Pediatric Healthcare Begins

This milestone is just the beginning. As we continue to push boundaries with groundbreaking research and technology, our partnership with Xerox is helping shape the future of pediatric healthcare—one innovation at a time.

Xerox is proud to collaborate with Connecticut Children’s to bring AI-powered solutions to life in ways that transform healthcare. Our work together not only enhances operational efficiency but also supports better decision-making and patient outcomes. This partnership represents a new frontier in healthcare innovation." —Steve Bandrowczak, Chief Executive Officer at Xerox

Steve Bandrowczak, Chief Executive Officer at Xerox

As Connecticut Children’s continues to advance its vision of transforming children’s health and well-being as one team, its collaboration with Xerox exemplifies how forward-thinking partnerships and technology can create meaningful change.

"By integrating AI into our everyday processes, we’re empowering our teams to work smarter, not harder,” added Duncan. “This milestone is a testament to our shared commitment to innovation, compassion, and creating a healthier future for all children.”

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Connecticut Children’s and Xerox: Transforming Pediatric Healthcare with AI

How AI is Revolutionizing Pediatric Care

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