Bill Siwicki

For remote patient monitoring, this means fewer false positives, faster intervention to reduce preventable readmissions, and patients who get well and stay that way, says one CEO.

And that was just with one payer, for one year. What's more, the health system's excellent HEDIS numbers earned it the designation of top performer for three of its contracted health plans. Two IHP execs tell the tale.

Health systems potentially can use artificial intelligence to fix specialty margins and enrich the mix of patients in high-value service lines as well as alter the referral process via AI-driven patient ID and proactive outreach. One tech CEO explains how.

The technology is designed to help thousands of diabetic and hypertensive patients achieve control over their conditions, helping them feel better and avoid comorbidities. It also helps the ACO achieve value-based care quality goals.

The rural Illinois health system says more than 80% of the mothers it reaches out to with an option for remote patient monitoring decide to enroll – and 75% stay actively engaged to be monitored for the first six weeks of postpartum care.

Until the healthcare industry modernizes the referral process, it can't truly say it's delivering on the promise of connected, coordinated and patient-centered care, says one CEO.

The cancer center's first test of the technology matched all of its manually identified clinical trials candidates and found additional appropriate patients beyond that. "The analysis was unambiguous: The approach works," says one clinical IT leader.

Pilots will grow up, says the CMO of behavioral health telemedicine provider Iris Telehealth. Artificial intelligence will identify which patients need urgent attention and allocate limited clinical resources more effectively, he explains.

The community-based organization God's Love We Deliver has decreased the time it takes to intake a client into its program and start meal services, as well as the time between service delivery and billing – speeding reimbursement.

The results of using the technology have been transformative, the health system's associate chief medical officer says. Among other gains, the AI tool has generated $13K in annual revenue per clinician through enhanced HCC and greater E/M coding accuracy.