By Nick Bonds, Esq – Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming the healthcare landscape, touching everything from how drugs are developed to how care is delivered and how claims are processed. For self-funded plans and their partners, AI presents meaningful opportunities to improve efficiency and outcomes.
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By Arinder Singh Suri – Predictive algorithms are no longer a future-state ambition in healthcare delivery. They are embedded in the electronic health record’s clinicians open every shift, flagging sepsis risk, prioritizing worklists, drafting documentation, and surfacing patients who may need intervention.
This month’s AI report includes news and updates from DirectTrust, Netsmart, Linus Health, Reimagine Care, Wolters Kluwer Health, Briya, Federation of State Medical Boards, Ascendo AI, Varist, Caregility, QuantHealth, ConcertAI, Tempus AI, & more.
AI is rapidly becoming the quiet force reshaping healthcare revenue cycle management, turning what was once a maze of manual workflows, denials, and administrative drag into a more predictable, data‑driven engine. If you haven’t listened to Revenue Cycle Optimized yet, we have selected some AI episodes to get you started.
By Tharun Kumar Nallamothu – Artificial intelligence has emerged as a transformative force in healthcare, with applications ranging from clinical documentation and decision support to predictive analytics and patient engagement. Despite rapid advancements in machine learning models, many healthcare organizations continue to struggle with translating AI innovation into measurable outcomes in real-world clinical settings.
By Dr. Scott Schell – Healthcare organizations did not adopt AI for novelty. They adopted it because margins are tightening, labor is constrained, and the operational burden of modern healthcare is becoming increasingly difficult to sustain. In several areas, AI has already delivered meaningful value.
By Ome Ogbru PharmD – Artificial intelligence is rapidly becoming embedded in healthcare and scientific communication, but the industry is approaching a critical inflection point. The challenge is no longer whether large language models can generate convincing clinical or scientific content. It is whether healthcare organizations can reliably govern these systems and trust the information they produce.
This month’s AI report includes news and updates from Azra AI, RevealDx, VisualDx, Perplexity, Qure.ai, AMA, Bastion Intelligence, Ambience Healthcare, Briya, NextGen Healthcare, Supreme Group, Artera, RxUtility, Revecore, Lumeris, Lunit, IKS Health, Zebra Technologies, Aiva Health, & more.
By Thomas Kluz – The future of healthcare is no longer just in hospitals or on screens, but in-between. A hybrid model is evolving to become the primary method of care delivery integrating AI-powered telehealth, continuous remote monitoring, smart triage, and predictive analytics into a responsive, patient-centered experience that meets people where they are.