Recent discussions at the ViVE event held in Los Angeles from February 25 to 28 shed light on innovative strategies being employed by healthcare technology leaders to address pressing healthcare needs. Industry executives shared insights on enhancing health equity, adopting artificial intelligence (AI), and improving patient care in various settings.
Verizon Business
Gary Lynch, Global Practice Lead and CTO for Assurance and Life Sciences at Verizon Business, discussed the company’s efforts to improve healthcare access for high-risk patient populations. He also highlighted a collaborative initiative with UC Davis aimed at advancing health equity.
EY
Aloha McBride, Global Health Leader at EY, emphasized the importance of large-scale AI adoption in healthcare during an interview with Arundhati Parmar, Editor-in-Chief of MedCity News. McBride advised healthcare leaders to first develop a clear vision for their integration of AI technologies.
Quantum Health
Zane Burke, CEO of Quantum Health, pointed out the significant advantages that navigation services in healthcare can bring to self-insured employers, enhancing the value and efficacy of employee health management.
TruBridge
Chris Fowler, CEO of TruBridge, detailed the company’s focus on tackling healthcare challenges in rural areas through a comprehensive suite of services and technologies that address medical coding and billing issues.
Corti
Andreas Cleve, CEO of Corti, engaged in a discussion with MedCity News journalist Katie Adams about the capabilities of their AI tool designed to assist clinicians, improving decision-making in patient care.
Artera
Sarah Shillington, Client Director at Artera, elaborated on the utilization of the omnichannel platform Harmony to streamline and enhance care management for over 750 healthcare provider clients.
Clarify Health
Dr. Neechi Mosha, Senior Vice President of Growth at Clarify Health, explained how the company leverages technology to drive provider growth and improve performance metrics. He also discussed the extensive data the company has amassed in healthcare and their outlook on partnerships.
First Dollar
Jason Bornhorst, CEO and co-founder of First Dollar, provided insights into the company’s operations and its collaborative work with clients on Health Savings Accounts (HSAs).
