How AI is Revolutionizing Capital Planning and Supply Chain in Health Systems

In this episode, Srilekha Akula, Chief Data & AI Officer, TRIMEDX, shares how AI is enabling real time, data driven capital planning and connecting predictive maintenance to smarter supply chain decisions. She explores how health systems can reduce downtime, improve efficiency, and protect patient care by breaking down data silos.This episode is sponsored by TRIMEDX.

In this episode, Dr. Maulik Purohit, Chief Health Innovation Officer at datosX Digital Health Labs, shares how better documentation tools, thoughtful AI implementation, and policy changes can reduce clinician burnout and improve patient care. He also reflects on the importance of supporting frontline healthcare workers to build a more sustainable system.

In this episode, Jason Hinkle, CFO, Illinois Region of Deaconess Health System, shares how empowering frontline leaders, strengthening financial partnerships, and embracing innovation are shaping sustainable performance. He also discusses the evolving role of CFOs as strategic leaders in a rapidly changing healthcare landscape.Learn more about relentlessly raising RCM yield here: https://med-metrix.com/?utm_source=beckers&utm_medium=podcast&utm_campaign=brand

Hear from two post-fracture care specialists at distinct practice locations on their approach to osteoporosis care. Dr. Greg Mines will share his perspective and best practices for working with osteoporosis patients in a sports medicine setting, while Christina Yazdani will discuss differences in the orthopedic surgery setting. Listeners will gain valuable insights into how to adapt post-fracture care across practice settings to maximize patient outcomes. Ms. Yazdani and Dr. Mines are paid consultants for Amgen.This episode is sponsored by Amgen.

In this episode, Jordan Ruch, CIO, shares how AtlantiCare’s VISION 2030 strategy is driving a fully connected health system powered by Oracle, from unified data platforms to AI-enabled workflows. He highlights early wins like a 40% reduction in documentation time and outlines how AI agents will transform clinical operations, staffing, and patient engagement.This episode is sponsored by Oracle.

 In this episode, Peter Antevy, MD, FAEMS, Emergency & EMS Physician, Founder & Chief Medical Officer, Handtevy, Prehospital Research, Speaker & Educator, shares how a critical medication error inspired a technology-driven solution to improve real-time care. He also discusses pediatric readiness, EMS innovation like prehospital blood delivery, and the importance of data-driven leadership in healthcare.

In this episode, Charles Ross, Chief Strategy Officer, Partner, TCM Consulting & Management, discusses evolving trends in post-acute care, including workforce challenges, shifting demand for skilled nursing, and the growing role of AI. He also shares insights on aligning hospital and post-acute strategies and offers leadership advice on adaptability, innovation, and meeting client needs.

In this episode, Ed Norwood, Author of Be a Giant Killer. CEO, ERN Enterprises and Champions Unleashed, shares how providers can challenge payer denials and protect patient access through regulatory strategy and emerging AI tools. He also offers leadership insights on building expertise, mastering change, and creating a culture that drives lasting impact.

In this episode, Sarah Matt, MD, MBA - Health Technology Strategist, Growth Catalyst, National Best-Selling Author, The Borderless Healthcare Revolution, Speaker, Professor, shares insights on AI governance, healthcare access, and the challenge of turning innovation into real clinical adoption. She highlights the importance of building trust between technology and clinicians while pushing leaders to continuously evolve in a rapidly changing landscape.

In this episode, Lawrence Ward, MD, MPH, MACP, Chief Medical Officer, Medical Group, Holy Cross Health, discusses physician shortages, access challenges, and growth opportunities in Florida’s evolving healthcare market. He shares how AI, system-level thinking, and a strong physician-patient connection are shaping the future of care delivery and leadership.