Technology
10/29/2026
Clinical artificial intelligence (AI) systems can produce inaccurate results, miss important findings and perform differently across patient populations. As a result, industry experts are concerned about the growing risks tied to clinicians who trust AI-generated recommendations over their own clinical judgment.
10/01/2026
Providers can find compliance warning signs well ahead of medical review by looking in one particular corner of revenue cycle operations: payer denials.
08/06/2026
To ensure compliance, patient safety and workflow efficiency, agencies should provide staff with clear guidelines around how to use AI tools.
07/09/2026
Health care organizations are moving faster on AI adoption than on governance development, particularly in areas involving ambient documentation and AI-assisted clinical workflows
07/02/2026
Accountability doesn’t disappear because AI is involved. Clinicians remain accountable for clinical decisions, HIM and coding leadership for documentation and reimbursement integrity and the organization for governance and oversight. AI is a tool, not an authority.
06/25/2026
Some of the most significant HIPAA risks come from everyday workflows — the routine, often overlooked processes where protected health information is collected, handled and ultimately disposed of.
06/04/2026
The top patient safety concerns include AI diagnostics rates, reduced access to rural health care and addressing preventable acute diseases.
04/09/2026
As AI tools grow in popularity, agency leadership has to determine how to properly govern and validate their use. They must also ensure the tools strengthen documentation integrity rather than undermine compliance.
01/28/2026
Artificial intelligence has revolutionized health care operations, offering speed and efficiency in tasks like clinical documentation review and insurance appeals. However, in a field where precision drives reimbursement and compliance, speed without accuracy can turn efficiency into liability. As organizations embrace automation, understanding its limitations becomes critical.
01/15/2026
Train clinicians to responsibly use tech tools like check boxes in the electronic medical record (EMR) and artificial intelligence (AI) to enhance their care delivery to avoid creating compliance headaches. With some technology, it can be too easy to submit vague or incomplete visit notes and other lax documentation that is quickly denied under review.

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