Webinars

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

Join us to explore practical approaches to modernizing integration, unifying fragmented data, and enabling secure interoperability across plans, providers, and members.

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).

AI is no longer a pilot conversation. It is a board-level mandate. The real challenge is not experimentation. It is scaling responsibly, aligning stakeholders, and turning intelligence into measurable enterprise performance.

In this session, a healthcare compliance leader shares how her organization moved away from manual, labor intensive processes toward more connected, automated workflows that improve visibility, accountability, and readiness.

Electronic Health Records sit at the center of clinical operations, yet they are increasingly impacted by hybrid infrastructure complexity, cloud migration, and growing performance expectations from clinicians.

Find out why data-driven decisions matter to a healthy revenue cycle and the 4 steps needed for success. This session focuses on specific metrics every revenue cycle leader should monitor to ensure meaningful results.

Agentic AI is not just a smarter model — it's a different operating system for healthcare. Unlike predictive AI, which samples small slices of structured data, agentic systems are data-hungry.

As healthcare organizations look to improve access without compromising patient trust, voice AI is moving from pilot to production. In this fireside chat, Audibel shares a real-world perspective on deploying voice AI in hearing care, from patient experience considerations to the operational realities that only surface at scale.

Healthcare is investing in AI at 2.2x the rate of the broader economy1, but patient engagement remains underinvested, representing a massive opportunity. Patient engagement encompasses every interaction a patient has with your organization outside the exam room (appointment scheduling, prescription refills, billing questions, and more).