Fewer resources, same patient needs: How AI can bridge the gap post-OBBBA
Friday, September 26th, 2025 | 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM CT
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act is poised to disrupt healthcare's financial landscape. With more Americans expected to lose healthcare coverage, hospitals face a growing patient population with limited ability to pay — but the same clinical needs.
Providers must prepare now to deliver high-quality care with fewer resources. That's where AI comes in.
This session unpacks how AI-powered engagement and automation tools are helping health systems improve access, adherence and prevention — without inflating costs or clinician workloads. From proactive reminders to asynchronous care models and personalized outreach, these strategies can ensure patients stay on track even when coverage disappears.
Insights include:
Providers must prepare now to deliver high-quality care with fewer resources. That's where AI comes in.
This session unpacks how AI-powered engagement and automation tools are helping health systems improve access, adherence and prevention — without inflating costs or clinician workloads. From proactive reminders to asynchronous care models and personalized outreach, these strategies can ensure patients stay on track even when coverage disappears.
Insights include:
- How AI can boost adherence with automated nudges for medication, physical therapy and care plans
- Ways to scale asynchronous, low-cost care that keeps patients out of the hospital
- Strategies to simplify care delivery while improving experience — even in resource-strapped settings
Presenters:
Marcus Garcia
VP Healthcare, NiCE
Danielle Reese, MSHA
VP Patient Access, Hackensack Meridian Health
Nirav Shah, MD, MPH
Associate Chief Medical Informatics Officer, AI and Innovation, Endeavor Health
Jennifer Dzendzel
Director, Patient Access, Revenue Cycle, University of Virginia Health System