AI & Digital Health

A 25-year-old care model is suddenly everywhere, driven by money and policy. Here’s what actually changed, and what it takes to build a program that survives past the first grant. A community paramedic checks an older adult's blood pressure during a routine in-home visit. The preventive, chronic-care touchpoint that keeps patients out of the emergency department. Community Paramedicine is having a moment. New programs are launching in counties across the country, federal gran

The lawsuits making headlines aren't really about bad models. They're about who owns the tool, how it's wired into the work, and whether anyone is watching. That's a fixable operations problem. Most healthcare AI governance failures trace back to one question a room like this can't always answer: who owns the output? Healthcare AI Governance Failure Conversations Twelve months ago, most healthcare AI conversations were about potential: which model, which pilot, which vendor d

The shift to small, domain-specific AI models is the most important and least-discussed infrastructure decision healthcare leaders will make this decade. Healthcare Team Discussing AI Tool Recommendations in Clinical Setting – Illustration Everyone is talking about AI in healthcare. Very few are talking about which AI and that distinction is now worth billions of dollars, thousands of compliance headaches, and ultimately, patient lives. For the past three years, most healt

The question isn't whether your AI passed the test. It's whether the test was asking the right questions. Every week, another healthcare organization announces it is deploying AI. Ambient clinical documentation. Revenue cycle automation. Front desk AI. Predictive risk stratification. The pace of adoption is accelerating and that is, in many ways, exciting. But here is the question we are not asking loudly enough: How do we actually know if these AI tools are safe, accurate, a

As nursing burnout reaches crisis levels, AI-powered nurse virtual assistants are transforming clinical operations reducing documentation burden by up to 40% and giving nurses back the time they need for direct patient care. Here's what healthcare leaders need to know.