ViVE Vibe: Key Healthcare Executive Trends of 2024

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During the ViVE event in Los Angeles from February 25-28, executives in the health tech industry came together to discuss how they are implementing innovative ideas to tackle the most urgent issues in healthcare. Verizon Business was represented by Gary Lynch, the global practice leader, and CTO for Insurance and Life Science. He spoke about the company's efforts to enhance healthcare access for high-risk patient populations and their collaboration with UC Davis to promote health equity.

EY's global health leader, Aloha McBride, shared insights on AI adoption in healthcare with MedCity News editor-in-chief Arundhati Parmar. McBride emphasized the importance of committing to AI at scale and encouraged business leaders to develop a vision for integrating AI into their operations. Quantum Health CEO Zane Burke discussed the value that healthcare navigation companies can bring to self-insured employers, highlighting the benefits of their services.

TruBridge CEO Chris Fowler talked about how his company is focused on addressing challenges in rural healthcare by offering a comprehensive range of services and technologies to support medical coding and billing. Andreas Cleve, CEO of Corti, discussed the company's AI co-pilot for clinicians with MedCity News reporter Katie Adams, showcasing the capabilities of their tool. Sarah Shillington, Chief Customer Officer at Artera, explained how the company is utilizing the Harmony omnichannel platform to enhance care management for their 750+ provider customers.

Neechi Mosha MD, SVP of Growth at Clarify Health, outlined how the company is utilizing technology for provider growth and performance, as well as their approach to partnerships and data management. Jason Bornhorst, CEO, and co-founder of First Dollar, provided insights into their business model and their collaboration with customers on Health Savings Accounts (HSAs). Overall, the ViVE event showcased the innovative strategies and technologies being used by companies in the health tech industry to address the evolving needs of healthcare.