Where Healthcare Data Systems Fail and How to Build Them Better
Once data starts moving across multiple systems, it becomes hard to track unless you’ve been very intentional about it from the start.
In the Age of AI, Interoperability Isn’t Enough: Why Healthcare Needs Shared Understanding, Not Just Shared Data
The industry needs a framework that can translate clinical nuance into a consistent, trusted representation across systems and use cases.
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Inside an Automated Healthcare Practice: Redesigning Care Around People, Not Paperwork
By reducing administrative burden and redesigning workflows around human needs, it creates space for what matters most: connection between clinicians and patients.
Stop Presenting at Health-Tech Buyers — Let Them Drive
Winning in health-tech is about giving buyers enough operational clarity, early enough, that they can say yes with confidence rather than saying yes because the alternative is another six months of the same evaluation cycle.
From Copilots to Clinical Judgment: The Next Phase of AI in Digital Behavioral Health
The next phase of AI in healthcare is about building systems where human clinicians, supervisors, and AI can all contribute, challenge each other, and improve how decisions are made.
AI Is Scaling Healthcare Costs Because the System Was Built That Way
AI is not driving healthcare cost inflation. It is exposing a system that has always been designed to reward it, and making that system more efficient. As long as reimbursement is tied to intensity, every technological advancement will move in the same direction: toward maximizing it.
What Healthcare Leaders Get Wrong About EHR Switching
EHR switching involves risk. But taking a life cycle view, considering data migration, workflow configuration, training, downtime, ongoing fees and eventual exit terms, can put an end to your EHR pain.
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From Detection to Defense: Building Fraud-Resilient Healthcare Payment Systems
Prevention requires more than faster detection. Organizations need payment programs with end-to-end visibility and controls that intervene before losses occur.
Healthcare IT Isn’t Broken — But How We Design It Might Be
Healthcare needs systems that work for providers, for health plans, and most importantly, for patients. And that starts with designing not just for technology, but for the people who depend on it, people who need to trust it will work when it matters most.
Healthcare’s Assurance Infrastructure Is Broken. The Compliance Industry Built It That Way
SOC 2, HITRUST, and BAAs should be treated as starting points, not trust signals. They tell you what a vendor claims about its controls. They do not tell you whether those controls are actually working today or whether the evidence behind the attestation was real.
Expanding the Reach of Remote Patient Monitoring: The Real Signal Behind the 2026 RPM Changes
While the policy changes create new opportunities, they also introduce operational complexity. Here's some important things to know.
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The Power of Real World Data to Study Women’s Health at Scale
Veradigm examines key clinical trends, comorbidity profiles, and treatment trends across adolescence, reproductive years, and peri-/post-menopause. Download it today!
When Geopolitics Becomes a Patient Safety Issue: Protecting Healthcare in an Era of Targeted Cyberattacks
The adversaries targeting critical infrastructure today are not always chasing a ransom. Sometimes, they are chasing chaos. That distinction matters, and most healthcare organizations are not yet prepared for it.
When AI Becomes a Payer Advantage, Hospitals Cannot Afford to Stay Reactive
If hospitals are going to stay ahead, revenue cycle leaders must shift from reaction to strategy. Here are some key areas of focus.
The 72-Hour Hurdle: Faster Prior Authorization is Exposing Healthcare’s Broken Billing Cycle
The healthcare ecosystem is fixing how quickly decisions get made, without fixing how quickly money actually moves. This isn’t a failure of reform. It’s evidence that reform is working — and revealing where modernization needs to continue.
Why Traditional CQI Breaks Down as EMS Agencies Grow
The problem isn’t that CQI no longer matters. It’s that traditional approaches were never built for the scale and complexity many agencies are now dealing with.
Kill the Clipboard Tax
Replacing a paper clipboard with a QR code on your phone doesn’t kill the clipboard; it’s just a better clipboard. Why? The burden is still on the patient. It's the digital version of carrying a manila folder of records across town. This is a half-measure. It's not true interoperability.