By Dr. Musheer Ahmed – A regional health plan opens an investigation after finding unusual billing patterns from a high-volume orthopedic provider. The investigators review several previously paid lumbar spinal fusion claims, including physician notes, treatment histories, and diagnostic imaging.
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By Dr. Brian Fengler – Every night in the emergency department, the electronic health record hums with small demands for attention. A nudge about sepsis. A best-practice advisory. A documentation suggestion that arrives between patients and asks for one more click. Most of us treat those prompts as background noise.
By Zac Amos – Healthcare systems depend on data exchange among electronic health records, connected medical devices and administrative networks. This creates environments where authorized clinical activity can closely resemble unauthorized access. Signature-based security tools may miss unauthorized activity that does not match a known attack pattern.
By Peter Leo – In healthcare AI, the quality of a model is inseparable from the quality of the clinical judgments used to train and evaluate it. An annotation is not a simple administrative label attached to an image or text file; it is a clinical interpretation made by a qualified reader.
Newly released episode of AI Amplified. Host Dr. Heather Bassett talks to Henry O’Connell, CEO and Co-Founder of Canary Speech, to make the case that the human voice carries more diagnostic information than almost any other data source we’re not yet using at scale.
By Karthikeya Rekulapalli – An AI agent can find where a missing message failed before an integration engineer picks up the phone. Diana called Jonathan from 3 West because the pharmacy was not receiving her unit’s supply scans. Jonathan, a data engineer on our integration team, started checking interfaces in the integration engine. 3 hour later, he still had no answer.
By Mindy Fortson – Healthcare has spent years trying to solve the interconnected problems one at a time. But today, the pressures facing providers are too difficult to address in isolation. Payer-provider friction continues to complicate reimbursement. Regulatory requirements are evolving. Margins remain under pressure as labor and operating costs rise.
By Rony Sebastian – Healthcare is moving quickly from AI pilots to AI agents. These tools can schedule appointments, draft clinical notes, check coverage, and support prior authorization with little human input. The promise is real: less administrative work and faster service for patients. But when software acts on its own inside clinical and financial workflows, the cost of a mistake grows.
By Atman Rathod – Clinical AI is becoming part of how healthcare organizations analyze data, support clinicians, monitor patients, and improve care delivery. At the same time, these applications are handling some of the most sensitive information available: patient records, medical images, laboratory results, treatment histories, and genetic data.