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Will digital assistants prescribe medication, will smart algorithms diagnose patients with malignant lesions based on CT scans while robot surgeons do the dirty work in the OR 20 years from now, ousting doctors completely? Highly unlikely, but there are many fears around the advancement of digital health technology up to the point of medical professionals …
In 2026, we will continue to see technology driving better healthcare outcomes and more efficient services. Doctors, nurses, researchers and mental health specialists will have more tools than ever to assist in diagnosis and developing new treatments, while new wearable and connected technology unlocks new possibilities for treating patients outside of traditional hospital environments. Of …
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Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare—not just through isolated tools or predictive models, but through the emergence of a new kind of intelligent collaborator: the healthcare AI agent. These agents are not static systems confined to single tasks. They are modular, adaptive, and capable of perceiving their environment, reasoning about clinical contexts, remembering patient histories, simulating …
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Unlike today, AI didn’t become a buzzword then. Clinicians and health leaders were struggling with a stubborn challenge. They had too little meaningful information between patient visits. Traditional appointment systems could only capture a snapshot of a patient’s condition, and much of the risk that shows up between visits went unexplored, unnoticed. Videra Health was …
The pressure on healthcare organizations to streamline operations, reduce administrative burden, and maintain financial stability continues to intensify. Medical coding remains one of the most significant constraints in that process, and it is the backbone of the revenue cycle, converting clinical documentation into standardized codes that drive compliance and timely reimbursement. But medical coding is …
When electronic records were not as widespread in long-term and post-acute care as they’re today, many providers used to rely on paper charts and manual handoffs. That fragmented way of working made it difficult to see the full picture of a resident’s health. Coordinating care across facilities was also pretty challenging. However, over the past …
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Hospital and health system leaders today spend less time debating strategy and more time defending decisions. Margin pressure, staffing shortages, payer scrutiny, and changing reimbursement models mean every choice now has financial and clinical consequences. What makes this harder is that many decisions are still made with partial visibility. Finance sees one picture, quality sees …
Running public healthcare programs has always been complicated. However, in recent years it has become utterly unforgiving. State and federal agencies are expected to manage massive populations, comply with ever-changing regulations, respond fast to policy changes, and still deliver flawless services. Behind the scenes, this work depends on systems that can handle scale without breaking, …
Most healthcare organizations widely recognize a common data concern. They always have large volumes of clinical and operational data handy, however, very little of it actually helps when it comes to decision-making. From EHRs, registries, and claims systems, to patient surveys, and reporting tools, there’s data everywhere, but in scattered, inconsistent formats. ArborMetrix promises to …
