By Michelle Skinner RN BSN MBA – Health systems are operating in a reality where demand for care continues to outpace available staffed beds, capital expansion is constrained, and patient needs are growing increasingly more complex. Capacity is no longer defined by square footage but rather by…
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By Ellie Gabel – Even as industry professionals have infused digital functionality into countless medical devices, the bandage has remained virtually unchanged. Thanks to AI and the Internet of Things (IoT), it is finally entering the 21st century. With the smart bandage, physicians can continuously monitor wounds to identify complications early.
By Andy Dé – Despite the hype and heavy investment, most organizations are discovering that generative AI is far harder to operationalize than imagined. MIT’s report, The Gen AI Divide: State of AI in Business 2025, reveals that 95% of Gen AI projects fail to reach meaningful production.
By Scott Anderson – Many behavioral health agencies lack adequate controls to address and recover from a cybersecurity incident. What these agencies need are capabilities such as adequate backup and recovery, managed detection and response, security information and event management, data loss prevention and other key security elements.
By Vicenç Ferrer MBA & Cathy Schwegler – Across the healthcare continuum, clinicians are exploring immersive environments as a tool to ease anxiety, support emotional regulation, and strengthen engagement for individuals living with cognitive decline.
By Michael Gray – The healthcare sector’s AI ambitions are accelerating, from augmented telehealth and diagnostics to streamlined billing, claims, and scheduling. But as health systems integrate AI deeper into their workflows, one critical question often gets overlooked: How secure are the models themselves?
By Anmol Madan – Healthcare is in a moment of reckoning. Regulatory shifts and the growing expectations of digital-native healthcare consumers are exposing inefficiencies the industry can no longer ignore.
By Dan Coleman – Improving healthcare requires more than the latest technology. It calls for collaboration across sectors, bold thinking, and a unified mission. As healthcare systems modernize their services, public private partnerships are proving essential to building lasting and meaningful change.
By Saurin Shah – Emergency departments are the frontline of healthcare, handling over 155 million visits annually in the U.S. alone. Yet, despite their critical role, EDs are increasingly burdened by overcrowded waiting rooms, a persistent shortage of healthcare professionals, outdated communication technologies, and a lack of interoperability, all of which create inefficiencies and impact patient outcomes.