Join Rohit Mahajan and Ritu M. Uberoy, co-hosts of The Big Unlock Podcast, as they discuss how healthcare leaders can build a workforce model that combines human expertise with AI capabilities and smart workflows.
Explore:
How AI agents and voice agents are changing healthcare workflows
Where human expertise remains essential, and where AI can provide support
High-value opportunities across clinical, administrative, and patient-facing operations
Gemini 4 Argon delivers frontier performance in complex workflows across real-world software engineering, enterprise knowledge work like legal and finance, and cybersecurity defense.
The products are designed around a care model that seeks to connect the day-to-day support provided to older adults in assisted living communities with their medical care.
The Big Unlock Podcast
How the rise of AI-generated health information is changing the way health systems connect consumers to care.
Featured Resource: Generative AI: Unlocking the Next Chapter in Healthcare
AI Agents won't replace healthcare teams. They'll work alongside them. The next evolution of Generative AI isn't a single chatbot.
It's intelligent AI agents that can collaborate, retrieve information, automate routine tasks, and support clinicians across complex workflows. The opportunity isn't simply automation, but enabling clinicians and staff to focus on higher-value work while AI handles repetitive, information-intensive activities.
In Generative AI: Unlocking the Next Chapter in Healthcare, we explore how AI agents fit into the future of healthcare—and why governance and human oversight remain essential as these capabilities evolve.
The future isn't human or AI. It's human expertise amplified by AI.
HonorHealth uses predictive AI to establish expected discharge dates, identify potential barriers, and prioritize the actions needed to move patients safely through their care journey. Following implementation across six hospitals, the health system reported a 0.65-day reduction in average length of stay, 50,673 cumulative hospital days saved, and $62 million in savings from reducing excess inpatient days. The percentage of patients receiving an early discharge plan also increased by 72%, reaching 86%. The results show how embedding AI into care-team workflows can improve patient flow, expand bed capacity, and reduce administrative burden.
Nearly 12 million people across 41 states live in areas with inadequate broadband, limiting telehealth's potential to reach communities where healthcare is already difficult to access.
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