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Proxiad SEE on Bloomberg TV: AI and Devices Drive Preventive Healthcare
Alexander Milev, CEO of Proxiad SEE, shared on Bloomberg TV how connected medical devices and AI are transforming healthcare — shifting focus toward prevention, early diagnostics, and smarter treatment pathways through real-time data and automation.

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June 21, 2024
Технологиите в медицината се фокусират върху превенцията и лечението в ранен стадий
by Galina Marinova
“Artificial intelligence takes healthcare to a whole new level. What seemed impossible yesterday is already reality."
– Alexander Milev, CEO of Proxiad SEE
Article Summary
In an interview on Bloomberg TV Bulgaria’s “Клуб Investor”, Alexander Milev, CEO of Proxiad SEE, discussed how modern healthcare is being reshaped by technology — with a focus on prevention, early-stage diagnostics, and smarter treatment pathways.
Milev introduced Proxiad Health Tech, a newly created entity within the company’s structure, aimed at accelerating healthcare technology integration. He emphasized that smart medical devices — such as wearable health trackers, smart rings, and connected monitoring bracelets — are now highly accurate and rapidly improving. These devices continuously collect health data, which can be used to alert medical professionals, guide diagnostics, and improve patient outcomes.
One key aspect, according to Milev, is the communication layer between medical hardware and software. Proxiad develops communication drivers that aggregate data from various devices (e.g., ventilators, ultrasound machines, monitors) and convert it into actionable information — providing recommendations and notifications for healthcare professionals. These integrations already power real-world applications in hospitals across Bulgaria and internationally.
The conversation also addressed the transformative role of artificial intelligence in healthcare. While progress in the sector has been steady, AI introduces exponential acceleration. What once seemed futuristic — personalized, predictive, tech-enabled care — is increasingly becoming today’s reality.
Milev stressed that this shift isn’t limited to diagnostics or monitoring but spans the full healthcare spectrum — from drug discovery and data management to resource efficiency and patient engagement.
With ready-to-market products and international partnerships, Proxiad positions itself as a quiet yet powerful player enabling the future of healthcare — from within Bulgaria, but for global systems.
Key Highlights
- Healthcare is shifting toward prevention and early-stage treatment, enabled by smart devices and real-time data.
- Proxiad SEE develops drivers that connect and aggregate data from medical devices, turning it into useful recommendations for clinicians.
- AI is accelerating innovation across the sector, making once-futuristic solutions available today.
- Proxiad Health Tech supports international clients, with applications already deployed in hospitals worldwide.
Takeaway
This conversation on Bloomberg TV highlights a key evolution in healthcare: moving from reactive to proactive care. With wearable devices and AI-backed platforms, patients and doctors gain access to early signals, better diagnostics, and more personalized treatment paths.
For Bulgaria, Proxiad’s role as a health tech enabler with global impact proves that innovation doesn’t have to come from pharma giants — it can emerge from agile, tech-savvy companies developing the invisible layers that connect tomorrow’s healthcare ecosystem.
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