I think the comment above, most charitably read, is that a lot more people would have access to high-quality healthcare if you could put this work on robots instead of people, because computers excel at storing data and looking it up accurately and following predetermined rules. There would be fewer cases of people going to their doctor and being told "oh, it's nothing" when it actually is a specific, rare, and urgent problem. And then they would end up going to a human specialist to figure out how to fix that problem.