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Day 3 of HIMSS26 featured a look at the technology-enabled future of American healthcare in a morning keynote by CMS' Dr. Mehmet Oz and a powerful story of resilience from actor Jeremy Renner that closed the day. See highlights in this video.

In a conversation with HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf, Dr. Mehmet Oz talks about technological advances at CMS, including leveraging modern identity tools to help Medicare beneficiaries securely access and control their data across care settings.

Ini Ekiko Thomas, VP of IT and innovation at Memorial Hermann Health System, credits national and Houston, Texas HIMSS chapter engagement with helping her connect to colleagues and vendors that can help solve complex challenges.

HIMSS26's official second day featured innovations from vendors on the exhibit floor, exciting programming and lots of energy from attendees, say executive editors from Healthcare IT News, Healthcare Finance News and MobiHealthNews.

AI is changing how clinicians use existing tools like EHRs and will power new healthcare apps that drive real clinical and operational improvements, HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf says as he introduces key moments from HIMSS26 Day 2.

Farhana Alarakhiya of Aga Khan University talks about how she's turning her decades of data expertise towards creating data-driven insights that can solve population health challenges in low- and middle-income countries.

Point-of-Care Partners' Vanessa Candelora says price transparency for services and medications will make it possible for patients to budget for procedures and to shop for better prices with providers in their insurance network.

Executive editors from Healthcare IT News, Healthcare Finance News and MobiHealthNews share what they learned about AI during the first official day of HIMSS26, including clinical, financial and operational deployments at Mass General Brigham.

Day 1 of HIMSS26 saw attendees from 75 countries gather to share ideas, technologies and strategies shaping the next era of digital health innovation. Here's a glimpse of what went on.

Including nurses in the development process will ensure that new AI products support nursing workflows rather than forcing nurses to adapt to the technology, according to Kaiser Permanente's Surya Shenoy and Jerri Westphal.

Predictive analytics support AI tools and help clinicians connect with patients, but Anne Snowdon, chief scientific research officer at HIMSS, says that, globally, only about 30% of analytics capacity has been realized.

HIMSS26 started on Monday in Las Vegas with topic-focused preconference forums that set the tone for the rest of the week. Listen to conversations with some of top minds in AI, cybersecurity and digital health.