Differentiating Agentic AI and Generative AI: A Guide for Healthcare Providers
Roughly two-thirds of physicians utilize artificial intelligence (AI). More than half of doctors employ the technology to reduce administrative burdens through automation. Others use it to improve patient outcomes, reduce costs and optimize the overall quality of...
The Role of AI in Overcoming Common Hospital Challenges
A majority of physicians and more than three million nurses provide patient care at the 6,093 hospitals throughout the United States. Non-clinical hospital staff play an important role by scheduling appointments for follow-up care, filling and refilling prescriptions,...
Digital Health Technology: Alleviating Administrative Burnout for Nursing Heroes
And the winner of the most trusted profession in the United States is…nurses! At least according to Gallup’s annual survey, that is. Nurses top this list for the 24th consecutive year, with 76 percent of U.S. adults believing these hard-working healthcare...
Enhancing Health Outcomes: The Role of AI-Powered Digital Health Tools in Patient-Centered Care
Merriam-Webster defines healthcare as efforts made to maintain, restore or promote someone's physical, mental or emotional well-being, especially when performed by trained and licensed professionals. Its goals are perhaps best outlined in the Triple Aim, a framework...
Augmenting Healthcare Technology: How AI Boosts Digital Health Tools
More than 1.3 individuals globally utilize digital health. That number probably isn’t surprising given that most people use smartphones daily — at the very least. Most physicians are on board with digital health, too. The average number of digital health tools a...
Unlocking the Power of AI for Payers: Enhancing Customer Experience for Better Engagement
With the United States per capita healthcare spending roughly two times the average of other wealthy countries, you’d expect America to boast better health outcomes. However, of countries such as Switzerland, Japan, Ireland and the United Kingdom, the U.S. has the...
Conversational AI: A Game Changer for Healthcare Access and Efficiency
We’re almost three months into 2025, and many Americans are watching the changes brought about by the new administration. While there are many different priorities across the country, one topic persists: the cost of healthcare. Approximately 70 percent of Americans...
Conversational AI: Automating Patient Outreach to Promote Preventive Health Screenings
If you’re lucky enough to escape the winter weather doldrums for a sunny beach vacation, packing sunglasses and sunscreen is probably part of the plan. Sure, you want to enjoy some vitamin “sea,” but not at the expense of sun damage. Maybe a ski getaway is more your...
AI in Healthcare: Expanding Chronic Disease Management by Empowering Patients
Americans are living longer. Average life expectancy in the United States has increased to 78.4 years, up 0.9 years since 2022. An increasing number of Americans, however, are coping with chronic health conditions. An estimated 133 million Americans — nearly half the...
AI in Global Healthcare: 5 Innovative Use Cases
Roughly 85 percent of healthcare leaders from 14 countries around the world are either investing in or planning to invest in artificial intelligence (AI) technologies. Why? To streamline processes and reduce delays in patient care. Americans might not boast the best...
Top 5 Healthcare Industry Trends for 2025
A new year brings with it opportunity, change and sometimes apprehension. The healthcare industry approaches 2025 with cautious optimism — approximately 60 percent of industry leaders have a favorable outlook. Many healthcare executives are focusing on enhancing...
A Peek into Providertech: How AI Helps Healthcare Providers
Let’s face it: the United States healthcare system isn’t always easy to navigate. Add social determinants of health (SDOH) to the mix, and the task typically becomes even more difficult. These factors, including education, transportation and language and literacy...
