Welcome to our Healthcare IT Today Weekly Roundup. Each week, we’ll be providing a look back at the articles we posted and why they’re important to the healthcare IT community. We hope this gives you a chance to catch up on anything you may have missed during the week.
Continuous Risk Monitoring Is Transforming Revenue Integrity Amid Rising Audits. MDaudit CEO Ritesh Ramesh joined John Lynn to outline how proactive monitoring and AI-driven auditing helps organizations prevent major financial and compliance issues. Read more…
Stop Forcing Patients Into Decision Trees. Gary Moorefield at MyCare Medical sat down with Colin Hung to discuss deploying healow Genie, which can adapt to the many reasons a patient may call a practice and remove friction that’s common with interactive voice response. Read more…
Why Healthcare AI Success Starts With a Bias Toward Action. AI tools need to solve a real problem and generate ROI, and health systems may need to redefine how and when they calculate AI’s ROI, John learned in a conversation with leaders at three organizations. Read more…
Integrating Patient-Generated Data Into Clinical Workflows. The Healthcare IT Today community said surfacing the right signals at the right time in existing clinical applications, and consolidating them into a single record, can bring benefits for care coordination as well as administration. Read more…
Ensuring Patients Have Secure, Meaningful Access to Their Data. This is a critical issue for the industry. Recommendations from the Healthcare IT Today community included data governance, patient-centered design, open API architecture, and zero-trust security principles. Read more…
Improving the Patient Experience Across Access, Communication, and Continuity of Care. We also asked the Healthcare IT Today experts what it takes to make this happen. Answers included focusing on care coordination, price transparency, seamless movement of data, and self-scheduling. Read more…
MUSE 2026: The Magic of a User-Led Conference. Colin reported from the event by and for MEDITECH users, who were talking about pushing AI scribes into operational use cases and meeting with MEDITECH integration partners. Read more…
Life Sciences Today Podcast: Design Backwards From Commercialization. Danny Lieberman talked to Theo Mastrokostopoulos at Pleo Flow about starting with what you sell and who will buy it instead of building technology first. Read more…
CIO Podcast: Healthcare Communication. John Gaede at rural New Mexico’s San Juan Regional Medical Center joined John to talk about implementing PerfectServe and emphasizing communication as part of digital transformation. Read more…
Healthcare Automation Isn’t About Replacing Staff. Context switching in clinical workflows leads to delays, distraction errors, mental fatigue, and a steady buildup of friction, noted Kevin Minassian at Datascan Pharmacy Software. Focusing on automation within those workflows offers an important remedy. Read more…
How to Manage Unexpected Vulnerabilities, Contain Cyberattacks, and Protect Patient Safety. Dr. Jaushin Lee at Zentera Systems discussed securing overlooked attack vectors such as building controls and operational infrastructure with the help of zero-trust architecture. Read more…
Rethinking Clinical Documentation Integrity Strategy. Automated reviews, retrospective audits, and medical necessity requirements are increasing denial volumes. Organizations can respond by ensuring documentation captured during the stay holds up to payer scrutiny, said Amanda Dean at AGS Health. Read more…
The Payment Integrity Reckoning. When it comes to health plan finances, identified savings and realized savings are not the same thing, noted Mark Noel at AMPS. Addressing the issue requires a transparent, case-specific approach to managing payment integrity. Read more…
AI, Robotics, and Connectivity Are Reshaping the Operating Room. A strong technology foundation is critical for scaling robotic surgery, according to Chu Canh Chieu at FPT Software. Video infrastructure, low-latency connectivity, and data governance set the stage for using cutting-edge tools. Read more…
This Week’s Health IT Jobs for June 3, 2026: Ohio-based Summa Health is looking for a CIO. Read more…
Bonus Features for May 31, 2026: 1 in 8 medical practices have deployed an AI receptionist; Teladoc Health teams up with Walmart. Read more…
Funding and M&A Activity:
- RCM platform Commure announced $70 million in financing.
- RCM intelligence vendor Anomaly Insights announced $17 million in new funding.
- Real-world data abstraction startup Century Health announced an oversubscribed $5 million seed round.
- Payment accuracy platform Rialtic is merging with Exponential AI, a claims decision intelligence company.
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