Reducing HIV Treatment Interruptions in Nigeria with AI-Powered Risk Scoring

In collaboration with Jhpiego and USAID, Palindrome Data deployed Lesedi AI in 30 healthcare facilities across Taraba and Kwara states, Nigeria. The initiative focused on reducing Interruption in Treatment (IIT) rates through AI-driven risk scoring and predictive analytics.

Challenge:

HIV care providers struggled to identify patients at risk of treatment interruption before it happened. Traditional methods were reactive, leading to delayed interventions and higher dropout rates.

Solution:

By integrating Lesedi AI risk scoring, healthcare workers were able to proactively prioritize high-risk patients, ensuring timely follow-ups and tailored support.

“Lesedi AI helped us focus on the patients who needed us the most—before they were lost to follow-up.”

— Case Manager, Nigeria

Enhancing HIV Care in South Africa with AI-Driven Prioritization

In partnership with Aurum Institute, Palindrome Data deployed Lesedi AI across 15 high-volume HIV treatment sites, serving 26,000+ patients. The initiative aimed to reduce treatment interruptions and optimize differentiated care models.

Challenge:

HIV programs in South Africa face high patient volumes, making manual prioritization inefficient. This often leads to underserved high-risk patients.

Solution:

Lesedi AI provided data-backed recommendations, helping case managers prioritize at-risk patients for timely interventions.

Finding High-Risk Communities Before Disease Progression

Lesedi AI is being used to identify communities with high AHD prevalence, enabling earlier intervention and better resource allocation.

Using AI to Predict Maternal Health Risks in Tajikistan

Palindrome Data collaborated with Abt Associates on an AI-powered maternal health initiative in Tajikistan, aimed at predicting and preventing pregnancy-related complications.

Personalizing HIV Care with AI-Driven Differentiated Service Delivery (DSD)

Lesedi AI supports tailored HIV care plans by predicting which interventions work best for different patient groups.