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Healthcare leaders are increasingly relying on seamless data exchange between health plans and providers to advance care and operational efficiency.

According to recent HIMSS Market Insights research, 86% of healthcare leader respondents agreed that interoperability without data preparation provides limited value for analytics or artificial intelligence (AI).

With 2026 requirements now in effect—and 2027 API deadlines fast approaching—the real challenge isn’t just implementing APIs—it’s transforming how data flows across your organization to improve efficiency, reduce friction, and deliver better member and provider experiences.

Regulatory mandates are reshaping healthcare—but leading payers aren’t treating CMS-0057-F as a compliance burden. They’re using it to modernize operations, reduce provider abrasion, and unlock long-term ROI.

Healthcare leaders are under increasing pressure to unify fragmented data and turn it into meaningful clinical, operational, and financial impact. Yet siloed systems and data complexity continue to stand in the way.

Treat mandated changes as a strategic investment in AI success.

High levels of adoption and continuous optimisation are crucial in realising EMR benefits. 

Automated functionalities and analytic tools are soon coming to EMC Healthcare's EMR system. 

Artificial intelligence agents coordinating tasks across healthcare workflows were the talk of HIMSS25. In the year ahead, AI is expected to progress cautiously beyond ambient listening to effect new automation in electronic health records.

The electronic health record, called IntelliCare, uses the latest AI technology with the aim to enhance workflows and optimize operations for health systems undergoing rapid digital transformation.