Why has our industry been so behind the curve on AI adoption?
Brookings blames predictable roadblocks: regulations, siloed data, and limited training. But these are solvable.
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What’s not solvable? Doing nothing.
This is our moment
Since I started working in this industry, I’ve never seen a clearer, more urgent choice. The politics might be uncertain. The economy might be jittery.
But AI? It’s certain. It’s stable. It’s tested. And it’s ready to go.
If you’re leading a payer or provider organization, now is the time to invest. Don’t wait for clarity out of Washington. Don’t wait for the next budget cycle. The tech exists. The opportunity is real.
This isn’t about chasing trends. It’s about protecting the future of care. AI won’t just help you survive. It can help you lead.
Medicaid and Medicare may be on shaky ground. But our response doesn’t have to be. Do it for your organization. Do it for your patients. Jobs depend on it. So do lives.
About the author: David Hamilton is the chief growth officer at Zyter|TruCare.Back to HCB News
