The electronic medical record (EMR) was supposed to make clinical documentation more efficient. Yet, in some health systems, physicians are

Clinical requirements and clinical prompts are not interchangeable. Yet, in health tech, we routinely separate them—and risk losing clinical nuance,

When did every clinical correlation become a query for causation? Not every association in the medical record establishes a causal

When a diagnosis is repeatedly downgraded, is the query always the problem? Not necessarily. And the payer isn’t automatically right,

Everyone is obsessed with Healthcare AI automating 100% of today’s workload. The real breakthrough is eliminating work that shouldn’t exist.

The most dangerous flaw in healthcare quality measurement? We can count the crises. We struggle to count the clinicians who

I coach and mentor healthcare executives who have made massive contributions to their organizations. Yet, many walk away from executive

Healthcare has a “convenience truth” problem. The response to my last article “Healthcare AI is quietly entering a dangerous arms

Healthcare AI is quietly entering a dangerous arms race. We are building upcoding engines for providers and denial machines for

A health system can boast excellent clean-claim rates and low AR days—and still leave millions on the table. Why? Because