In the latest episode of The Beat Podcast, host Sandy Vance discusses the transformative role of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare with Anmol Madan, CEO of RadiantGraph. They talk about how AI and Intelligent Personalization can improve the member experience with health plans. Their conversation also highlights the ongoing challenges in consumer engagement within the healthcare sector. RadiantGraph aims to bridge the gap by utilizing AI and machine learning to enhance consumer engagement for large healthcare organizations, particularly in the realm of health plans. 

If you have any questions about RadiantGraph, reach out to Anmol via LinkedIn or email him at [email protected]. 

In this episode, they talk about:

• ❤️‍🩹How RadiantGraph improves consumer engagement in healthcare using AI.
• ⏲️How quick implementation allows organizations to see results in weeks rather than years.
• 🤝How veterans from digital health and health plan organizations bring valuable insights into what works in the industry.
• 😊The evolution of digital health and the need for systems that effectively engage consumers at scale.
• 🎯Aligning with the business goals of healthcare organizations, they can focus on improving member engagement and satisfaction.
• 🧹The need for clean data and effective data architecture to support healthcare initiatives.

A Little About Anmol:

Anmol Madan is a healthcare technology innovator with 20+ years of experience using AI, machine learning, and data science to tackle some of the industry’s toughest challenges. He’s led breakthrough innovations in mental health, chronic care, telemedicine, and primary care, shaping the future of patient engagement. He also holds a PhD from MIT Media Lab, has authored 25+ scientific papers, and holds 25+ patents. 

As founder of RadiantGraph, Anmol is focused on transforming health engagement through AI-powered personalization, helping health plans and services drive meaningful connections with consumers. Previously, he served as Chief Data Scientist at Teladoc and Livongo and co-founded Ginger (now part of Headspace Health), where he built the first AI-driven tele-psychiatry platform.