Amos Adler, founder, and president at Memotext, discusses his company's flagship digital app for the schizophrenia and psychosis population and how its portal helps caregivers engage with patients and identify the risks for relapse and readmission.

Lyle McMillin, principal product manager at Hyland, says the company's recent survey with HIMSS Market Insights found that many healthcare organizations are still struggling to exchange patient data, even after moving to the cloud.

Dr. Zsolt Kulcsar, Lee Health's systems medical director of virtual health, discusses his team's RPM successes, including an automated system that refers chronic heart failure patients discharged from Lee hospitals to his department.

Heidi Veltman, VP & COO of Kaiser Permanente Georgia, says next-generation imaging enhances treatments by providing crisper scans, creating better patient experience, improving diagnostic visibility and reducing duplication.

Jack Clough, chief growth officer at Celo, talks about the company's HIPAA-compliant clinical messaging app, which allows care teams to share information easily without compromising patient privacy.

Gaurav Sharma, senior director, global client partner at Cognizant, says sharing real-world patient data with life sciences organizations could help optimize clinical trials and drive discoveries in precision medicine.

Steven Walther, cofounder and CEO of Continuous Precision Medicine, discusses how the company's collected data assists providers in ensuring the appropriate amount of pain medication is administered to patients for pain management.

Tabia Health cofounders, CEO Steve Pickett and president Ricardo Clemente, discuss the company's AI-powered complex chronic disease management platform, which nearly doubles treatment adherence rates.

Dr. Jeffrey Chen, clinical advisor at No Barrier AI, discusses the company's AI-driven, clinically trained app, which translates spoken words into multiple languages to help patients and clinicians communicate more effectively for better treatment.

Eric Robertson, chief technology strategist and growth officer at Jeeva Care, discusses the company's AI companion, which reflects discharged patients' moods and notifies their care team if it detects behavioral change.

HIMSS CEO Hal Wolf believes AI can help healthcare organizations mitigate workforce gaps and streamline operations. AI-powered clinical insights also enable the adoption of more personalized, patient-centered care models.

Patient advocate Dave deBronkart discusses how access to data empowers people to partner with doctors and proactively manage their own health, including those with rare conditions who have used AI to find correct diagnoses.