Tainan City has continued to promote smart health services in recent years by bringing AI technology into its existing "Mobile Hospital, Health Check for All" program, improving the accuracy and immediacy of community screening. Through assisted image analysis, chest X-rays originally used for lung checks can now also provide bone health risk assessment, and cardiothoracic ratio analysis has been added as a reference for cardiovascular risk. The results are still interpreted by physicians, who provide follow-up advice to strengthen overall health management.

For digital integration, the city government has built the "Health Co-Care Cloud" platform. After completing health checks, people can use mobile phones to view reports, including bone health and cardiovascular risk information, as well as health advice. If the system finds higher risk, it also provides medical visit information to support follow-up tracking and evaluation.

For areas with fewer medical resources, Tainan also promotes AI mobile fundus image services to help primary care providers conduct examinations. The service is linked with the platform for follow-up reminders, improving chronic disease management.

In addition, an information system integrating emergency department capacity can show real-time emergency conditions at hospitals and serve as a reference for ambulance service and patient diversion. Tainan City said it will continue combining AI with medical resources to improve health care services.