Mastering Digital Literacy for the AI-Driven Healthcare World
Literacy is a common education topic in the United States. Approximately 80 percent of adults in the United States are literate, although less than half have literacy below a sixth-grade level. Literacy is paramount in healthcare. That’s because it enables patients to...
AI in Healthcare: Navigating Innovation, Security and Patient Safety
Roughly two out of three physicians use artificial intelligence (AI). The technology might have been adopted by the healthcare industry later than other sectors, but it appears to have made a substantial impact. As we mentioned in a previous blog highlighting 20...
Agentic AI for Healthcare: Transforming Patient Care and Operational Efficiency in Orthopedic Practices
Becoming a physician requires multiple years of schooling, grueling hours and a strong academic mind. Doctors who want to specialize in a specific area of medicine must also complete residencies and sometimes fellowships. Orthopedic training is known for its...
7 Practical Steps to Increase Patient Satisfaction with Agentic AI in Healthcare
Patient satisfaction should always be a priority for healthcare providers. However, it became a substantial component for measuring healthcare quality. Why? Because it not only influences reputation but also impacts outcomes and reimbursement. According to a study...
A North Carolina FQHC’s Innovative Approach: Optimizing Patient Experience Through Agentic AI
You might be surprised to learn that North Carolina is the fifth-fastest-growing state in the country. Also the ninth most populous state, with an estimated population of 11,046,024, it boasts a moderate climate, a strong economy, low tax rates and an affordable cost...
Healthcare Language Barriers: Breaking Down Communication Challenges in Medical Care
The United States is one of the world’s most linguistically diverse nations, with more than 350 different languages spoken in American homes. This diversity enriches our country’s culture, but it also creates challenges in healthcare delivery. Healthcare language...
Agentic AI: Creating Increased Operational Efficiency for Healthcare Payers
Roughly 60 percent of insured adults in the United States say they have experienced a problem using their health insurance in the past 12 months. Two-thirds of U.S. adults in fair or poor health have encountered difficulties with their health plan, and approximately...
AI in Primary Care: Streamlining Processes and Improving Patient Care
A plethora of healthcare professionals collaborate to deliver care to patients. Often, though, the first step in a patient’s healthcare journey is an appointment with a primary care physician (PCP). Along with physician assistants, nurse practitioners and allied...
Men’s Health Month 2025: Leveraging Technology to Improve Healthcare Accessibility for Men
Men are typically stronger than women. They, on average, carry 61 percent more muscle mass than their female counterparts and exhibit lower levels of power. That strength doesn’t necessarily equate to a longer life, though — according to the United States Centers for...
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...
