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AI for transcribing has moved beyond basic dictation. In our latest AVIA Vendor Spotlight, Nancy Cibotti MD and Rohan Gupte share how clinicians leverage Heidi across the entire care continuum: ▪️ Pre-Visit Context: Pulling together discharge summaries, specialist notes, labs, and imaging before the visit. ▪️ Point-of-Care Support: Real-time decision support during patient encounters. ▪️ Operational Efficiency: Streamlining tasks like prior authorization checks and follow-up task lists. Watch the full video: https://lnkd.in/euiDYENc

Your patients are asking AI before they ask you. Not after. Before. The first conversation about their symptoms, their options, and whether your system is even the right place to go has already happened by the time they reach your front door. And you weren’t in the room. That's one of three shifts Clay Holderman, MBA flagged in Becker's this summer.  Full piece here: https://lnkd.in/gmn2jEPc

Two dates to know: ▪️ September 25 - Our room block at The Westin Michigan Avenue closes. ▪️October 2 - Registration for the AVIA Network Summit closes. We’ll be in Chicago October 13–15 with a focused group of health system leaders, comparing notes on what’s actually working, what it costs, and what they’d do differently. And Day 3 has no set agenda at all. Less noise. More signal. More time with the people you actually came to meet. If you’ve been meaning to sort this out, this is the week. Register and book: https://lnkd.in/g6R5iDQA

The problem with most healthcare conferences isn’t the content. It’s the noise. Too many people, too many conversations, and too little time to connect with the people who matter. The AVIA Network Summit takes a different approach. October 13–15 in Chicago, a focused group of health system leaders will come together to compare notes on what actually worked, what it cost, and what they’d do differently. The result is fewer people, deeper conversations, and more of the insights that matter. Signal over noise. Register now: https://lnkd.in/g6R5iDQA

We’re kicking off AVIA Network Summit with someone who has spent much of his career thinking about what comes next for healthcare: Eric Larsen. Eric spent 25 years at The Advisory Board Company, including five as President. Today, he’s President of TowerBrook Advisors and a venture partner to Thrive Capital and SignalFire. He’s seen healthcare from both sides: how health systems operate and where technology is taking them. He understands the gap between what’s possible and what health systems are ready to change. That’s where AI gets interesting. His keynote will tackle the questions leaders can’t afford to put off: ▪️ What will AI actually change in clinical care? ▪️ What happens to the healthcare workforce? ▪️ And can health systems keep up with the pace of change? That’s the conversation we want to start this Summit with. Three days. One network. The conversations shaping what comes next for healthcare. Registration closes Monday, September 21: https://lnkd.in/g6R5iDQA

50,749 findings. Zero new radiologists. That's what AVIA partner Mercy and Aidoc delivered from January through May 2026: 13 AI solutions live at 50+ hospitals. The real story isn't the model. It's the governance: a shared data platform built years earlier, 7 guiding principles that put people in charge of care decisions, and a physician-led committee that chooses the tools. Result: turnaround time for the most acute cases dropped from 19.8 hours to 1.3 hours. What makes AI effective in patient care isn't just the technology. It's the people, processes and clinical oversight behind it. It's separated by who chose the tool, what it's allowed to do, and who's watching once it runs. Read more: https://lnkd.in/e2nJTMKu