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In this episode of Healthcare On Air, recorded live at ViVE, Samsung’s Head of Digital Health for North America, Dr. Ricky Choi, we explore how Samsung is expanding its vision for connected care. Drawing from his experience as both a practicing pediatric physician and digital health leader, Choi discusses the growing role of AI, wearables, and digital therapeutics in reshaping patient engagement and reducing friction across the healthcare journey. From behavioral health access to end-to-end care coordination, the conversation highlights how Samsung is working to connect consumers, clinicians, and health systems through a more integrated and personalized digital health ecosystem.

In this episode of Healthcare On Air, recorded live at ViVE, Samsung’s Head of Digital Health for North America, Dr. Ricky Choi, we explore how Samsung is expanding its vision for connected care. Drawing from his experience as both a practicing pediatric physician and digital health leader, Choi discusses the growing role of AI, wearables, and digital therapeutics in reshaping patient engagement and reducing friction across the healthcare journey. From behavioral health access to end-to-end care coordination, the conversation highlights how Samsung is working to connect consumers, clinicians, and health systems through a more integrated and personalized digital health ecosystem.

In this episode of Healthcare On Air by Verizon, Robin Goldsmith sits down with Michael Hasselberg, Chief Transformation and Digital Health Officer at Nebraska Medicine, to explore how one of the nation’s most tech-forward health systems is redefining the future of care. From building AI-powered clinical workflows and expanding access across rural communities to designing their hospital of the future. Hasselberg shares how Nebraska Medicine is leveraging connected data ecosystems, innovation labs, and digital transformation strategies to create smarter, more seamless healthcare experiences for both clinicians and patients.

In this episode of Healthcare On Air by Verizon, Robin Goldsmith sits down with Michael Hasselberg, Chief Transformation and Digital Health Officer at Nebraska Medicine, to explore how one of the nation’s most tech-forward health systems is redefining the future of care. From building AI-powered clinical workflows and expanding access across rural communities to designing their hospital of the future. Hasselberg shares how Nebraska Medicine is leveraging connected data ecosystems, innovation labs, and digital transformation strategies to create smarter, more seamless healthcare experiences for both clinicians and patients.

In this episode of Healthcare On Air, recorded live at VIVE 2026, Ericsson’s Ashley Hernandez explores how next-generation connectivity is powering the rise of the “smart hospital.” From neutral host networks to private wireless infrastructure, she highlights how scalable, secure, and energy-efficient solutions are enabling real-time data flow, improved operations, and better patient experiences. The conversation underscores a critical shift: as healthcare demands more from technology, modern connectivity is becoming the foundation—supporting everything from clinical workflows to life-saving communications inside increasingly complex hospital environments.

In this episode of Healthcare On Air, recorded live at VIVE 2026, Ericsson’s Ashley Hernandez explores how next-generation connectivity is powering the rise of the “smart hospital.” From neutral host networks to private wireless infrastructure, she highlights how scalable, secure, and energy-efficient solutions are enabling real-time data flow, improved operations, and better patient experiences. The conversation underscores a critical shift: as healthcare demands more from technology, modern connectivity is becoming the foundation—supporting everything from clinical workflows to life-saving communications inside increasingly complex hospital environments.

In this episode of Healthcare On Air, recorded live at VIVE 2026, Cornell Tech’s Chethan Sarabu examines how AI is transforming healthcare at the intersection of clinical care, patient experience, and innovation. He highlights the growing role of large language models in bridging communication gaps and enabling both clinicians and patients to engage more effectively with medical information. From academic research to real-world deployment, the discussion emphasizes the need to thoughtfully integrate technology into care delivery—unlocking new possibilities for access, especially in rural communities, while preserving the trust at the heart of the patient-provider relationship.

In this episode of Healthcare On Air, recorded live at VIVE 2026, Cornell Tech’s Chethan Sarabu examines how AI is transforming healthcare at the intersection of clinical care, patient experience, and innovation. He highlights the growing role of large language models in bridging communication gaps and enabling both clinicians and patients to engage more effectively with medical information. From academic research to real-world deployment, the discussion emphasizes the need to thoughtfully integrate technology into care delivery—unlocking new possibilities for access, especially in rural communities, while preserving the trust at the heart of the patient-provider relationship.

In this episode of Healthcare On Air, recorded live at ViVE 2026, BioReference Health CIO Merve Ozkus shares a grounded perspective on innovation in diagnostics and digital health. She emphasizes that meaningful progress isn’t about chasing buzzwords, but building scalable, sustainable technologies that solve real patient and provider challenges. From AI and machine learning to expanding access and data-driven insights, Ozkus highlights the importance of strong infrastructure, responsible implementation, and staying anchored in healthcare’s core mission—improving patient outcomes through practical, impactful innovation.

In this episode of Healthcare On Air, recorded live at ViVE 2026, BioReference Health CIO Merve Ozkus shares a grounded perspective on innovation in diagnostics and digital health. She emphasizes that meaningful progress isn’t about chasing buzzwords, but building scalable, sustainable technologies that solve real patient and provider challenges. From AI and machine learning to expanding access and data-driven insights, Ozkus highlights the importance of strong infrastructure, responsible implementation, and staying anchored in healthcare’s core mission—improving patient outcomes through practical, impactful innovation.