HHS Just Launched a Major New AI Health-Data Initiative — But Patients Still Can’t Share Their Own Records.

This week, the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services announced a sweeping new AI-driven data platform designed to unify massive datasets across Medicare, Medicaid, NIH research, state registries, and national claims. It’s one of the most ambitious attempts yet to merge siloed health information and use artificial intelligence to accelerate research, spot trends faster,…

What’s Missing at HLTHUSA (and Every Healthcare Conference): Action

Each year, healthcare leaders gather at events like HLTHUSA to discuss the future of care. The stages shine with optimism. The extraordinary booths overflow with AI demos and digital health platforms. The speakers are all top-notch and have discussions that are always “transformative.” But when the lights fade, and everyone returns home to their families, the…

From Reaction to Prevention: Rethinking EHR Resiliency

Nearly three in four healthcare organizations report care disruptions due to cyberattacks. That means in most hospitals, it’s not a question of if an attack will happen — it’s when. A recent article in Healthcare Innovation Group revealed that 72% of providers have had care interrupted by ransomware or malware. Even more concerning, 96% have…

Cut Costs. Boost Care. No Trade-Offs

Healthcare costs continue to rise, yet outcomes aren’t improving. Employers are investing more in health benefits, but employees still struggle to access coordinated, efficient care. Payers face growing administrative costs and an endless stream of claims, while physicians spend valuable time hunting for missing information. The result? A broken equation that costs everyone — time,…

Why MedKaz® Is the Future of Care Coordination

Care coordination has always been a buzzword in healthcare, but for patients and providers alike, it often feels like a promise that never delivers. Hospital discharges, specialist referrals, telehealth visits—each step creates new data, new notes, and invariably missing pieces of the patient story. Patients bounce between health settings with incomplete fragments of their health…

Breaking the Cycle of Fragmented Care: Why Patients Deserve Better

Every physician has lived this moment: they open the chart, only to find half the story. Labs are missing. Medications are outdated. A hospital discharge note is either buried in another system you can’t access, or missing. Meanwhile, the patient is sitting in front of you, expecting answers. This isn’t rare. It’s the norm. Our…