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“What makes this particularly striking is that the challenge isn’t primarily medical—it’s informational. The knowledge exists in the hospital system, scattered across hundreds of notes, lab results, and medication orders. But synthesizing this information into a coherent narrative that serves both clinical and patient needs has proven remarkably difficult. Current approaches often task the most junior doctors with this crucial responsibility, leading to predictably inconsistent results.” Read our CEOs vision for the future of healthcare: https://lnkd.in/e4Vsp_id

Every hospital has brilliant doctors and nurses. They’ve spent years mastering their craft. But skill alone isn’t enough. Without strong leadership, things fall apart. — Communication breaks down. — Errors increase. — Patients pay the price. Leadership in healthcare isn’t about titles. It’s about action. The best leaders: ✅ Make complex decisions under pressure. ✅ Keep teams aligned and focused. ✅ Step in when things go wrong—and fix them. A great doctor saves lives. A great leader makes sure the whole system works. What do you think makes a great leader in healthcare? #medicalleadership #hospitalmanagement #healthcarestrategy

At LifeLong Medical Care, I see firsthand how Community Health Centers (CHCs) provide essential care that keeps people healthy and strengthens our communities. Nationally, CHCs serve 1 in 10 Americans, offering comprehensive, affordable services that prevent costly emergency visits and hospitalizations. Yet, despite their impact, they account for just 1% of total healthcare spending—a model of efficiency that benefits everyone. Yes, just 1%! To continue this vital work, Community Health Centers need sustainable funding. An investment in primary care is a solid one—it keeps people healthier, reduces overall healthcare costs, and ensures that care remains available to all who need it. This means ensuring Medicaid reimbursement covers not just primary care, but also specialty care, dental care, behavioral health, and pharmacy services. Health Centers serve everyone—and save everyone resources in the long run. At LifeLong, we are committed to ensuring they have the support necessary to continue their mission of accessible, high-quality care for all. #LifeLongProud #InvestInCHCs #CommunityHealth #FQHCs

The Cost of Disorganization in Healthcare Hospitals generate endless records, charts, consult notes, labs. But when time is tight, things get missed. Notes stay incomplete, discharge summaries lack key details, and coders scramble to make sense of fragmented documentation. What does that cost? More billing delays, more denied claims, and more frustration for physicians already stretched thin. AI isn’t here to “revolutionize” healthcare. It’s here to do something simple, bring order to the chaos. With AI-assisted documentation, clinicians spend less time hunting down missing details and more time where it matters—making informed decisions, improving care, and moving cases forward. 📊 Hospitals using AI-powered documentation see: ✔ Faster claim processing ✔ Fewer missing signatures ✔ Lower risk of reimbursement loss When documentation flows naturally, hospitals don’t just save time—they save money. How does your team handle documentation bottlenecks? Let’s talk. 🔗 Read more: www.orbdoc.com/blog #healthcareefficiency #medtech #hospitalworkflow

💡 The Hidden Cost of Incomplete Documentation In healthcare, every note tells a story. Yet, billions are lost each year because crucial details slip through the cracks. It’s not just revenue, it’s the missed opportunity to enhance patient care, empower teams, and elevate hospital performance. The problem isn’t just about capturing more; it’s about capturing what matters—accurately, efficiently, and seamlessly. Imagine a system where every detail is recorded in real-time, reducing errors and ensuring that no charge is left behind. This isn’t about fancy features or buzzwords. It’s about clarity. It’s about transforming documentation from a burden into a powerful tool for care and growth. At OrbDoc, we believe technology should amplify human skill, not complicate it. That’s why we’re building AI that lets clinicians focus on patients, not paperwork. It’s not about working harder—it’s about working smarter. How is your organization tackling the cost of incomplete documentation? Let’s challenge the status quo. 🔗 Discover how OrbVoice is redefining documentation: www.orbdoc.com #healthcare #revenuecycle #clinicalworkflow #OrbVoice #healthtech #medicalinnovation #patientcare

A really important article by Stephen Gilbert, Rasmus Adler, Taras Holoyad, and Eva Weicken on the practical considerations of model cards as it pertains to the information that both patients and providers need to know to gain trust in an AI solution. In order for this to happen we need for model cards to reflect how a model is applied in practice and ensure it is a "living" document that is updated regularly with information that is understandable to the intended end user as the authors conclude. This can't be done without proper monitoring. I firmly agree with one of the core conclusions of the piece, that "Model Card[s] [are] only as good as the verifiable deeper meaning of the information [they] summarize". Access to high-quality multi-institutional data sets and local validation is a key step for this to happen. If you are at #HIMSS next week and are looking for data partners, ways to validate locally, starting to fill out a model card, or wondering how you can start using applied model cards in your procurement process, let's connect!

Did you know that 30% of FQHCs have 90 days or less of cash! Any cuts to Medicaid risks shutting the doors of many safety net providers and emergency rooms will get flooded, commercial premiums will go up, and everyone will pay more for healthcare. Not to mention, the most compromised people will be hurt the most.

The Next Evolution of Healthcare AI 2025: From Tools to Teammates Read more: https://lnkd.in/erNyubRq 

The Future of AI in Healthcare Isn’t About Replacing Doctors, it’s About Empowering Them A groundbreaking Swedish study found that an AI-first approach in mammography detected 20% more breast cancers while cutting radiologists' workload in half. The takeaway? AI isn’t here to replace expertise, it’s here to amplify it. Great technology isn’t about complexity. It’s about clarity. When AI integrates seamlessly into clinical workflows, it transforms scattered data into real insights, eliminates errors, and frees up precious time to focus on what truly matters: Patients. At OrbDoc, we believe in this vision. Our AI-driven documentation turns fragmented records into a unified, effortless narrative. No more wrestling with paperwork. No more after-hours charting. Just clean, accurate documentation, done in real time. The best technology is invisible—it simply works. How do you see AI reshaping healthcare in your field? Let’s talk. Discover more at www.orbdoc.com #healthcare #AI #efficiency #OrbVoice

A tennis player doesn’t win championships because of a high-tech racquet. They win because of skill, strategy, and experience—the racquet just helps them execute at a higher level. Healthcare works the same way. Clinicians don’t need more complex AI features—they need technology that actually supports their judgment, streamlines workflows, and unifies scattered information. The real problem isn’t a lack of medical knowledge or computing power—it’s fragmentation. 🏥 Instead of overwhelming clinicians with more data, we should focus on: ✅ Synthesizing information into a coherent patient story ✅ Reducing administrative burden, not adding to it ✅ Making healthcare location-independent without sacrificing quality The goal isn’t to replace clinical expertise with AI—it’s to enhance it. The difference between good and great healthcare technology comes down to one thing: does it make the doctor’s job easier or harder? Read more on how we can build healthcare tech that actually works for clinicians: https://lnkd.in/eqh4z6bk #HealthcareInnovation #HealthTech #MedicalAI #HealthcareTransformation #EHR