The 
AI Products
 category encompasses a wide range of AI-powered solutions designed to enhance clinical care, operational efficiency, and patient engagement across healthcare. 
AI Clinician Assistant
 tools streamline provider workflows by automating tasks like documentation, clinical summarization, and decision support at the point of care. 
AI Facility Management
 ensures hospitals and healthcare environments run smoothly, leveraging predictive maintenance, energy management, and resource optimization.


AI Remote Patient Monitoring and Triage
 enables continuous patient monitoring outside of traditional care settings, identifying early signs of deterioration and facilitating timely interventions. 
AI-Enabled Services
 provide advanced automation and decision-making support across healthcare operations, improving care delivery and financial outcomes. 
AI Patient Companions
 enhance patient engagement through virtual assistants that offer reminders, emotional support, and medication guidance.


AI Imaging
 improves diagnostic accuracy through image analysis and enhancement, while 
AI RCM
 automates financial processes like billing, coding, and denials management. 
AI Contact Center
 solutions streamline communication with patients and payers through chatbots, automated calls, and virtual assistants, optimizing engagement and support. Together, these AI-powered products help healthcare organizations deliver better care, improve operations, and enhance the patient experience.

AI Products

Administrative

Clinical

Data & Analytics

Security and Compliance

Value-Based Care

AI Clinician Assistant

AI Contact Center

AI Facility Management

AI Imaging

AI Patient Companions

AI RCM

AI Remote Patient Monitoring and Triage

This week Bobby spoke with Adventist Health CNIO Karen Hunter. As the organization transitions to Epic, she explained how they’re re-examining and modernizing their workflows, as well as making virtual nursing work and using AI for nurse scheduling.

Modernizing EHR Workflows and Virtual Nursing with Adventist Health CNIO Karen Hunter

Patients face risks such as infections, strokes, falls, and other forms of acute deterioration. Effective interventions exist, but their success depends on identifying issues early, before they escalate. 
AI Inpatient Risk Monitoring
 tools address this challenge by leveraging machine learning and statistical models to track patient data in real-time and alert clinical staff to potential risks.

AI Inpatient Risk Monitoring Market Map: Improving patient outcomes with data

Hospitals are increasingly using 
“virtual nurse” technologies
 to extend the impact of their staff and fix care gaps for inpatient treatment. But the more common application of this software is to extend medical services into the home, allowing patients to receive care in the setting they are most comfortable in. This week we’re covering the AI hospital at home category, which includes products designed to extend the reach of clinicians beyond the facility into patient homes.

AI Hospital at Home Market Map: Giving operations and patient experience an upgrade

Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, and HLTH 2024 offers a unique opportunity to explore a cross-section of AI solutions. Download our Guide to Everything AI at HLTH 2024 here, including a market map of all AI vendors at HLTH, a downloadable worksheet of vendors and their related product category mappings, and a listing of all AI-related sessions.

Guide to Everything AI at HLTH 2024

An outflow of nurses from the workforce in recent years—almost 100,000 retired 
during the pandemic
—has left hospitals battling a constant staffing problem. To address this challenge, hospitals have gotten more innovative around tooling dedicated to empowering nurses and extending their impacts. This week we’re covering AI-enabled virtual nursing tools designed to help a centralized nurse or nurses manage a greater number of patients.