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The American healthcare system is one of the most innovative in the world. But it’s also riddled with complex challenges, such as access to affordable medications, inefficiency and administrative burdens, and communication barriers between providers. There’s clearly a better way—and at Surescripts, we have a unique sightline into what that may be. In this series, host Melanie Marcus, Chief Marketing Officer of Surescripts, sits down with today’s most inspiring and innovative leaders in healt ...
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Listen to the latest happenings in Healthcare IT in this series of interviews with leading experts in healthcare technology. Whether you're trying to understand EMR and EHR, healthcare communications, security and privacy, analytics, telehealth and telemedicine, and much more, these interviews will dive into what's really happening on the front lines of healthcare. Learn more at: https://www.healthcareittoday.com
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Millions of prescriptions go unfilled every year and until now, the system had no way to see them. In this interview, Dr. Lynne Nowak, Chief Data and Analytics Officer at Surescripts, joins Healthcare IT Today to discuss how her team is surfacing invisible medication gaps and tackling healthcare’s biggest workflow frustrations: prior authorization …
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Many companies promoting AI-driven medical scribe products boast that the physician doesn't have to change their behavior in order to use the product. In contrast, Skriber trains the physician how to use it well, and offers guidance as the physician goes along. The chief advice is to prime the scribe in advance of a medical session by telling it ab…
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The vision for Optum Real is to create real-time transparency between payers and providers in the moments of care that matter. Current AI technology, according to Puneet Maheshwari, SVP, GM of Optum Real is making this possible now. Optum is a major force in health care, serving nine out of ten health care systems and four out of five payers in the…
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According to research by enGen, a healthtech company that serves payers and providers with automated solutions, they found that each error in member enrollment data costs an average of $172 in fixes and downstream problems. A new solution called enGen enRoll(TM), an AI-driven collaboration between enGen and IBM, was designed to address this problem…
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What do you do when your EHR vendor suddenly shuts down and you only have months to find a replacement? For Sound Physicians, that deadline sparked a bold pivot - one that put APIs and collaboration at the center of their technology strategy. In this interview, Dria McCluskey, SVP of Innovation and Technology at Sound Physicians, and Venky Chellapp…
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Everyone talks about AI fixing documentation. But the real story is whether patients and clinicians will trust it enough to use it every day. In this interview, Dr. Randy Thompson, Chief Health Analytics Officer at Billings Clinic, shares what it takes to bring Oracle Health’s AI tools into daily practice across Montana’s largest independent health…
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Few patients take a paper prescription down to the local pharmacy any more. The modern era of prescribing is shockingly complex and getting more so, according to Dr. Colin Banas, Chief Medical Officer, and Drew Hunsinger, Head of Growth, at DrFirst. Banas says that the goal at DrFirst, a 25-year-old company, has always been to provide an end-to-end…
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emtelligent offers a variety of AI-based services in health care. In a recent interview at the HLTH conference with Tim O’Connell, MD, Co-Founder and CEO of emtelligent, explains how they ensure a good ROI, keep deployments affordable, and make each pilot a success. The three services offered by emtelligent are: * Medical Document AI: ingests docum…
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Although providers and payers feel like they're engaged in an epic, ongoing battle over claims, Abhinay Vyas, Co-Founder and Chief Data Officer at RapidClaims, believes that approvals can increase when both realize that they are fundamentally interested in truth. RapidClaims' AI-driven revenue cycle tools help to uncover the complexities in care an…
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PointClickCare is a major EHR service with a 25-year history, originally focused on post-acute care settings such as skilled nursing and assisted living but has expanded to provide health it services to the full spectrum of healthcare provider organizations. As they've expanded their services, one of the areas they wanted to help was care transitio…
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Physician advisory programs, which educate clinicians in peer-to-peer fashion, are growing in several ways. This video at the AHIMA Annual Conference explores the many uses of these programs, as well as how to implement them and make sure they're effective. The speakers are Dr. Adriane Martin, Vice President of Physician Services at Enjoin, a CDI c…
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T.H.E. Clinic, a federally qualified health center serving a low-income communmity in Los Angeles, recently reduced missed patient visits ("no-shows") from 25-28% to 13-14%. To learn more about this exceptional improvement, we sat down with CIO Wilson Santos who describes how the healow AI-Powered No-Show Prediction Model helped their clinic achiev…
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AI has proven itself as a way to remove the burden of scanning, identifying, and uploading information. For Nemours Children's Health, AI solutions from Vyne Medical completely restructured and optimized their document handling practices. Cathy Murphy, HIM Operations Manager at Nemours Children’s Health, gives an account in this video of what data …
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Although ambient voice transcriptions driven by AI are seeing widespread adoption in healthcare institutions, only 20%-40% of clinicians adopt it in each institution, according to Dr. Thomas Kelly, CEO & Co-Founder at Heidi. However, when Heidi's AI medical scribe is brought in, they achieve an average 60-70% adoption by clinicians. This is because…
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Dr. Mike Gao, President of Smarter Technologies, says that the distinction between clinical care and revenue cycle management (RCM) was a historical decision that is no longer valid. Clinical care is determined partly by what payers cover and what proof they require of the patient condition. In turn, the codes and other information used for billing…
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Hyro's Responsible AI Agent platform enables health systems to safely automate patient workflows and conversations across key channels such as call centers, websites, SMS, and mobile apps, supporting use cases like scheduling, appointments, and prescription refills and more. But CEO and Co-Founder Israel Krush thinks that providers should look beyo…
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Thibodaux Regional Health System, a Louisiana health system with both a hospital and clinics, has focused on process improvement to pursue what they call “patient-centered excellence.” In this video, CEO Greg Stock and CIO Bryan Samaha talk about their use of the MEDITECH EHR and how they are reducing errors and improving clinical quality. Advantag…
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Community health centers make up the largest primary care network in the U.S. health care system, serving 1 out of 7 Americans—and in rural areas, 1 out of 3. Dr. Kyu Rhee, President and CEO of the National Association of Community Health Centers, says that their patient base has tripled over the past 20 to 25 years, and he expects it to triple aga…
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Reimbursements in health care have gotten more complex with the growing importance of risk-based, value-based plans and behavior change. In this video interview, Tiffany Waltos, Director of Revenue and Analytics at Community Health Care in Northern Ohio, discusses today’s pressures on revenue cycle management and ways health care providers can resp…
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[SPONSORED] Empty shelves in a hospital aren’t just an inconvenience—they can delay care. Other industries solved this problem years ago with predictive tools and smarter supply chains. At the 2025 Oracle Health Summit, Kristen Miles, Vice President of Healthcare Product Strategy at Oracle, discusses how automation, robotics, and AI are reshaping s…
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In a recent interview at the eClinicalWorks National Conference, Josh Baker, Operations Manager at Orthopaedic Institute of Ohio, reports on some time-saving features offered by the eClinicalWorks EHR. A combination of mobile device support, rules engines, and AI takes administrative burdens off of clinical and support staff alike. The Orthopaedic …
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Our recent interview was all about measurements. The Wooster Community Hospital Health System in Wayne County, Ohio achieved a 20% improvement in their nurses’ satisfaction with their MEDITECH EHR after a six-month effort. This video, interviewing Eric Gasser, Vice President of Information Systems and CIO, shows how statistics and survey data made …
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Every organization—large and small—can benefit from automating payments versus printing, signing, and sending paper checks. ECHO is helping health care provider organizations and their vendors move away from paper checks to electronic payments like ACH, and providing better security in the process. In our latest video interview, we talk with Bill C…
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[SPONSORED] Every vendor is talking about AI—but who’s actually making it work in healthcare? At the Oracle Health Summit, we pressed Seema Verma on how Oracle plans to turn promises into real-world change for clinicians and patients. Seema Verma, EVP and GM of Oracle Health, sat down with us to go beyond the headlines. From automation in revenue c…
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Morris Hospital and Healthcare Centers is quite small: an independent, rural system of clinics including an 89-bed hospital. Yet the system is the largest employer in Morris, IL. In this interview, Kim Landers, their Vice President of Patient Care and Chief Nurse Executive, explains how they remain relevant and solvent, and the aid provided by movi…
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Everyone’s talking about how AI scribes save clinicians time. But what if the bigger win isn’t the clock—it’s the relief of finally walking out of the exam room without a head full of notes to write later? In this conversation, Dr. Scott Eshowsky, Chief Medical Information Officer at Beacon Health System and a practicing family physician, shares ho…
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As healthcare gets more complex, revenue cycle management has gotten more complex as well as it becoming more difficult to find high quality RCM staff. That’s why it’s no surprise that many medical practices are outsourcing their RCM efforts. This was the case for Heather Boone, Clinical Supervisor at Orlando Heart and Vascular Institute, who decid…
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Fownd is a young company creating an ambient voice recording solution to document evaluations, assessments, and plans for physical therapists. Visits, workflows, terminology, and conversations in general are different in PT than in the physician settings most ambient voice solutions are designed for. Fownd, which has many physical therapists on its…
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Rob Klootwyk, Director, Interoperability at Epic, and Matthew Eisenberg, M.D., Associate Chief Medical Information Officer at Stanford Health Care, offer an in-depth discussion in this video of recent developments in standards and in Epic's tools for information sharing. Learn more about Stanford Health Care: https://stanfordhealthcare.org/ Learn m…
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In this video, Todd Stottlemyer, CEO at Acentra Health, sets forth new initiatives at his company and his own views on leadership. Acentra Health recently launched a consortium named the Safe AI and Medicaid Alliance (SAMA) combining policy leaders and technical experts to develop safe frameworks for AI adoption. The consortium is open to anyone wh…
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[SPONSORED] Most EHR talk starts and ends with features. But what happens when an EHR tries to be a community hub, a research lab, and a partner for both solo practices and enterprise groups? In this conversation from #Charmalot2025, Pramila Srinivasan, CEO of CharmHealth, explains why the company is blurring traditional EHR boundaries. She highlig…
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When Patrick Leddin started his career jumping from Army planes, he quickly discovered the importance of leadership—and the power of bold moves. Now, the bestselling author and speaker has distilled insights from his work in entrepreneurship, leadership consulting and research into a new book cowritten with James Patterson. In this episode, he shar…
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Staffing at health care providers, especially for IT, is being challenged on many fronts. Inflation is up while Medicaid has been significantly cut. New technologies such as AI call for new types of staffing with new skills, which are rare and in high demand. Scarce staff are being won away by competing institutions. This video covers key issues in…
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Modern health care is predicated on helping patients, as well as providers, make effective use of patient data. To do so requires access, identity verification, and smart applications to analyze the data. Thus, it's appropriate that this video brings together leaders from companies in each of these areas. xCures, represented by CEO Mika Newton, off…
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Plenty of digital health companies think they’re built for international expansion—until they hit a wall. It’s rarely just compliance or language. More often, the real problem is the product itself. In this interview from RLDatix’s London HQ, Miles Barr, Chief Technology Officer, shares how his team successfully scaled their health IT platform to f…
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From policy to technology, Seema Verma has a long history of transforming healthcare at scale. As the former Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) Administrator, Verma directed initiatives, such as the historic Patients over Paperwork, that helped advance care for patients and providers. Now, as EVP of Oracle Health, she uses technology …
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Ever wonder why EHRs seem stuck in the past—built for billing, patched with add-ons, and painful for clinicians? Oracle Health has taken a different route. In this interview, Seema Verma, EVP and General Manager of Oracle Health and Life Sciences, explains why the company rebuilt its EHR from the ground up. She discusses why old databases can’t sup…
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As Epic has been one of the prominent EHR in the United States for years, its MyChart portal is used by more than 195 million patients (including probably many readers of this article). Its capabilities have grown enormously over the past few years. This video at Epic's UGM conference interviews Taylor Seale, Software Developer for Epic's Patient E…
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We chatted with Kerry Saylor, Director of Client Services at ChartRequest. In this short video, Saylor talks about ChartRequest's efforts in the ROI (Release of Information) space. Plus, we talk about RAC Audits and payers increasing demand for records and related records requests. Until we have ubiquitous healthcare interoperability (will that eve…
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In this brief video, we ask David Rosenfeld, VP, Sales at RAAPID, what RAAPID is talking about at the RISE West conference. No surprise he offered a bit of an AI angle in what they called purpose built AI for risk adjustment. Check out the video with David Rosenfeld from RAAPID to learn more about their risk adjustment AI efforts and some of the ot…
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This video is an in-depth exploration of a headband named SONU from SoundHealth, which relieves congestion through stimulation of the nasal cavities. Founder and CEO Paramesh Gopi explains the scientific research that led to SONU, how it uses scans and AI to customize treatment to the individual, and the clinical trials that won FDA recognition for…
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Personalization in healthcare often stops at broad labels like “diabetic” or “post-op patient.” But what if every person’s care prompts were based on their exact needs, timing, and preferences? That’s the N of 1 approach- and it’s already becoming achievable. In this interview, Mike Serbinis, Founder & CEO of League, explains how his team is buildi…
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“I think many organizations aren't really designed to innovate,” says Scott Howell, M.D. When it comes to opportunities to innovate healthcare, Dr. Howell sees low-hanging fruit everywhere. But, he claims, “the rule is you can’t touch it.” As a young provider, Dr. Howell saw firsthand the consequences of healthcare inefficiencies. His frustration w…
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FaceTec is so confident in its face verification technology that it launched a Spoof Bounty Program to challenge anyone to bypass its system with a Spoof artifact or deepfake video. Bounties are a practice common among top security firms but unique in the biometric industry. Jay Meier, Chief Identity Technology Strategist, notes that the program at…
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Health care wastes money right and left on purchases, and needs efficiency more than ever, according to Dave Pennino, Founder and CEO at LogicSource. His company optimizes client spending on the 20-25% of revenue spent on indirect purchases or "goods not for resale" (purchase services in health care). This is why LogicSource has made healthcare suc…
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Recently, NextGen decided to move Mirth from their previous open source and commercial license to a now purely commercial license. Considering the breadth of adoption of Mirth Connect for data sharing in healthcare, this was a big move by NextGen which will now force all Mirth Connect users to make a decision. If Mirth Connect users want to stick w…
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To explore more of the ways that HIPAA compliant hosting and infrastructure has evolved and where it's at today, I sat down with Philip Palmer, Director of Sales at Liquid Web and Kelly Goolsby, Director of Solution Architecture at Liquid Web. What was most fascinating about my discussion with Palmer and Goolsby is that the discussion was very litt…
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According to Dave Chase, Co-Founder at Health Rosetta, “every dysfunction in health care is codified in health care plans.” His company investigates every corner of employer and union health care plans—which cover 54% of Americans—to make them more efficient and serve their employees better. In this video, Chase explains some of the ways that payer…
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Maybe it's my inner nerd that can't resist learning about robots. Plus, when a trusted friend told me that Diligent Robotics was on to something special with robots in healthcare, I knew I had to make time to talk with Andrea Thomaz, CEO and Co-Founder of Diligent Robotics. I'm happy to say that I wasn't disappointed when I learned about their huma…
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