Jennifer Goldsack, CEO of the Digital Medicine Society, discusses DiMe's new initiative to support aging in place with digital health tools and reimbursement of remote patient monitoring as Medicare and commercial coverage policies shift.

Predictions on telemedicine and remote patient monitoring technologies and reimbursement for the year ahead from Brandi Clark, vice president, digital care, OSF OnCall, at Illinois health system OSF HealthCare.

P4ML CEO Patrick J. Moloney talks about how the company is leveraging mass spectrometry and multiomic research to help shape future therapies for the EMEA region's youngest patients.

The work of updating provider directories is the responsibility of payers, and much of it is still being done manually with mistakes incurring heavy penalties, says Megan Schmidt, CEO at Madaket Health.

Fewer people are looking for services through a hospital website, making providers potentially invisible at the very moment patients are deciding where to get care, says Ann Bilyew, president of WebMD Ignite.

Dr. Nicole Sirotin, CEO of the Institute for Healthier Living Abu Dhabi, warns against unproven longevity fads and calls for rigorous, regulated evidence-based care to improve healthspan and patient safety.

Fakeeh Care Group's Dr. Tamara Sunbul discusses a future for healthcare in which AI "copilots" support clinicians, data flows freely through systems and patients are more empowered, resulting in more preventive and proactive care.

With analytics and omnichannel strategies like hyper-personalized fotonovelas, providers are leapfrogging over social determinants of health barriers to earn trust, improve patient engagement and close care gaps, says Bob Farrell, CEO of mPulse.

Tom Gillette, CIO of non-profit Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach, says artificial intelligence tools raise health equity and support more personalized care in South Florida and Dade County where 60% of the residents speak Spanish.

Ensemble's Jim Gaffney says the company’s AI tools for clinical reasoning, variance analysis and denial prevention can help health systems drive sustainable financial outcomes and enhance the patient experience.

Dr. Yasir Khan, clinical director at Oracle Health, says leveraging AI to integrate and analyze clinical and social data will enable clinicians to spot disease risk earlier so patients can live longer, healthier lives.

Dr. Srinivasan Suresh of UPMC Children's Hospital says the hospital tailors its use of custom-built and vendor AI tools to clinicians' actual problems, with multidisciplinary oversight to help protect vulnerable patients.