By Shannon Smith – With volatility in Medicaid reimbursement as well as both administrative and medical costs continuing to rise rapidly, health plans need to be as strategic as possible when it comes to allocating resources if they are to serve members well while remaining financially solvent.
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This month’s AI report includes news and updates from Breakthrough Genomics, Insight Health, Office Practicum, The Parasol Cooperative, EBSCO Clinical Decisions, Unlearn, Trace Neuroscience, Navina, Brook.ai, Eko Health, Viomo Life Sciences, ALIGHMT.AI, MDaudit, MedeAnalytics, Embold Health, Pleio, CharmHealth, John Snow Labs, & more.
By Alyssa Dennis – Managing healthcare documents efficiently is essential for maintaining accurate patient records and enhancing the quality of care. Yet, traditional approaches often rely on manual, time-consuming processes that are not only error-prone, but also strain already burdened healthcare systems.
By Karla Richardson – Both government and non-government health organizations played a key role in monitoring and predicting the COVID-19 pandemic when it emerged five years ago. They showed how data visualization can aid public health decisions and help experts manage the response.
This month’s AI report includes news and updates from Pacific AI, American Cancer Society, Edifecs, IKS Health, ModMed, CodaMetrix, Eko Health, MedeAnalytics, Holon Solutions, Incredible Health, Royal Philips, SimCare AI, Artisight, Talkdesk, Singing River Health System, Mission Mobile Medical Group, RevSpring, symplr, Infinx Healthcare, Clinicomp, & more.
By Dr. Tim Wetherill – AI’s escalating impact on a variety of industries are taking shape, and perhaps no vertical has been impacted as much as healthcare. AI has contributed to game-changing innovations reshaping how care is documented and delivered.
By Matt Fisher – Artificial intelligence has been the subject of no shortage of hype about its capabilities. As AI has evolved in the past few years it has often been touted as the force that will finally drive major changes in healthcare.
By Loren Larsen – The mental health landscape is experiencing a surge in demand for services. With limited resources and an ever-growing client base, mental health providers face a daunting challenge: ensuring high-quality care for each individual while managing an overflowing caseload.
By Jason Lockbaum – As we progress through 2025, healthcare organizations are facing unprecedented pressure to deliver personalized and proactive experiences at scale. The reality is that patients and members now expect the same level of convenience, transparency, and customer-centric service they get from leading brands in sectors like retail and technology.