Many founders transition from other industries, seeking to improve healthcare, but often underestimate its complexities.

In this episode, Jordan Harmon, former Vice President, Chief Innovation Officer, and Commercialization Officer at the Hospital for Special Surgery in New York, discusses his journey as an entrepreneur and his passion for advancing the healthcare industry, highlighting the high failure rates of startups, emphasizing the necessity of a clear strategy for success. He shares insights on the importance of understanding the complexities of healthcare, such as HIPAA regulations and the need for resilience, and discusses the significance of diving deep into the healthcare landscape. Host Saul Marquez adds to the conversation by stressing the need for a clear mission and strategy, understanding market challenges, and the value of mentorship. Reflecting on his own career pivot and the impact of faith and data on his success, Jordan stresses innovation, economic considerations, and patient outcomes, encouraging listeners to collaborate and drive healthcare forward.

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Can you imagine a platform dedicated to retaining human involvement alongside AI and ML applications ensuring that judgment remains a vital component in decision-making processes?

In the latest episode Live at ViVE, Dave Sohigian, CTO at Large at Workday, provides thought-provoking insights on topics such as the AI Hype Cycle, reshaping healthcare delivery in 2024, technological innovations in patient care, and critical issues of data security and privacy. He discusses how AI and ML are changing the landscape of technology and how organizations can harness their power to drive tangible outcomes. In this conversation, Dave also emphasizes how Workday is applying AI in its applications and the critical role of human intelligence in ensuring the responsible use of AI and ML.

Stay tuned for an eye-opening conversation with Dave Sohigian on how AI is reshaping the future of healthcare.

The transformative potential of AI in healthcare is no secret, but there are certain limitations and risks associated with its generalization.

In this episode of the AHIP 2024 series, Yoni Shtein, CEO of Laguna Health, discusses how his company uses conversational AI to enhance care management for health plans. He explains how Laguna leverages ambient listening and a large language model to analyze conversations between care managers and members, improving efficiency, outcomes, and effectiveness in chronic, high-risk, or acute care management. The technology aligns with the needs of regional and national payers and facilitates better member service and patient outcomes. Yoni emphasizes integrating new technology in Interactive Care Planning (ICP), utilizing virtual, multimodal interactions like telephonic chat text, and highlights companies such as Abridge, Ambience, Nabla, and Suki for capturing language across mediums to gain valuable insight He also covers the pros and cons of conversational AI in healthcare, addressing cybersecurity risks and AI hallucinations while emphasizing the importance of recognizing opportunities and concerns. 

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AI offers customizable, Lego-like solutions for health systems, providing genuinely modular and flexible coding tailored to your specific needs, whether it's clinical billing or value-based care.

In this episode, Hamid Tabatabaie, co-founder and CEO of CodaMetrix, discusses medical coding and the revolutionary ways AI is making coding automation a possibility and a reality. He explores how CodaMetrix, with its roots in Mass General Brigham, is transforming the revenue cycle by enhancing coding accuracy and harnessing the full potential of clinical data. Hamid also introduces the concept of value-based coding, a holistic approach that promises to streamline coding processes across various departments within health systems. He also provides insights on CodaMetrix's exciting collaborations and developments, including their partnership with Epic and their plans for scaling. 

Whether you're a healthcare professional, tech enthusiast, or someone curious about the future of medical coding, this episode is packed with insights you will want to take advantage of. Let's dive in!

Andrew L'Huillier, a leader in the diagnostics industry, joins us to discuss his work on groundbreaking diagnostic products. Learn about the challenges and opportunities in regulatory compliance, drug discovery, and the implementation of cGMP guidelines. Discover how precision medicine is revolutionizing healthcare and improving patient care.

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Addressing social isolation and loneliness is crucial for improving overall health outcomes.

In this episode of the AHIP 2024 series, Tom Carlough, Chief Technology Officer at Wider Circle, discusses the significance of building trust and community in healthcare, particularly focusing on health equity and social isolation. He explains how Wider Circle uses in-person community groups to foster social connections and trust, which helps in collecting essential health information and encouraging health practices like home visits. Tom shares insights from a recent study showing significant improvements in health outcomes through their approach, emphasizing the importance of addressing loneliness and social isolation as fundamental health needs. He also highlights the new CMS regulations mandating health equity, urging healthcare plans to prioritize trust-building and personalized community support, and underscores that social proof and peer pressure within community groups can encourage individuals to prioritize their health.

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Trust and collaboration between payers and providers are crucial for better healthcare outcomes.

In this episode of the AHIP 2024 series, Chuck Feerick, VP of Sales for Clarify Health Solutions, discusses the evolving dynamics between payers and providers, with a focus on AI's role and the integration challenges it faces. Chuck explains fee-for-service 2.0, which lets providers act as if they're in a value-based contract, and emphasizes the importance of trust and collaboration in payer-provider relationships, highlighting Clarify's tools for assessing provider performance and improving care quality. He underscores the need for standardized healthcare contracts and data's role in creating opportunities, noting that Clarify aims to reduce friction and improve healthcare flow by combining health plans and provider data. Chuck also talks about how AI in healthcare faces challenges like hallucination and emphasizes the need for accurate data input while also stressing that innovation in healthcare is driven by everyone involved, from providers to payers.

Tune in and learn how value-based care is evolving, focusing more on outcomes than processes!

Early and continuous engagement in quality programs can significantly boost health outcomes and ratings.

In this episode of the AHIP 2024 series, Ryan Boulier, VP of Business Development at Sprinter Health, shares insights into how his company is enhancing healthcare engagement through in-home services. He explains how Sprinter Health focuses on reaching underserved populations by providing preventive care at home using a skilled workforce known as "sprinters." By employing community-based sprinters who perform various diagnostic services such as A1C tests, blood pressure checks, and diabetic eye exams, Sprinter Health fosters trust and improves patient follow-up. Ryan emphasizes the importance of early and continuous engagement in quality programs to boost health outcomes and ratings while also highlighting the success of their consumer-based outreach methods in engaging patients who often skip visits. 

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AI has the potential to significantly improve prior authorization, payment structures, and patient navigation. 

In this episode, Brian Urban, Director of Innovations and Emerging Markets at FinThrive, talks about why understanding and utilizing non-clinical data is crucial for addressing social health needs effectively. He explains how FinThrive, a leading revenue cycle management company, is addressing issues like payment integrity, care coordination, and social health needs. Brian emphasizes the importance of AI in reducing remittances and friction and improving provider-payer relations. He also discusses the importance of social determinants of health data and why he believes intrapreneurship within organizations can drive significant advancements in the healthcare sector, underscoring the importance of data literacy for creating a sustainable healthcare system. 

Tune in and learn how AI and innovation are set to revolutionize the healthcare industry, making it more efficient and equitable!

Navigating healthcare economics, particularly Medicare Advantage, presents challenges but offers learning opportunities.

In this episode, Ed Liebowitz, EVP and Chief Strategy Officer at Solera Health, discusses his path from being diagnosed with juvenile diabetes at 26 to getting inspired for a bright career in health tech. Solera Health started by supporting digital diabetes prevention and expanded to cover various health areas, including mental health, weight management, and hypertension.  Ed explains how the company utilizes a pay-for-performance model, ensuring cost-effective, clinically relevant outcomes. Throughout this interview, he shares insights on the complexities of healthcare economics, especially in Medicare Advantage, and the potential of AI in improving healthcare delivery. Ed also emphasizes the importance of innovation, patient care, and leveraging technology to empower individuals and encourages listeners to stay updated on digital health advancements. 

Tune in and learn about the transformative power of digital health solutions and the future of healthcare innovation!