Artificial Intelligence May 18, 2026
Ad-verse Effects in Consumer-Facing AI May 18, 2026
As more ads enter AI user interfaces for clinicians and consumers, BRIDGE decided to take a look at the impact on model performance.
Revenue Cycle May 14, 2026
Mispricing the RCM Bundle May 14, 2026
Andrew Tsang is back with another opus exploring why healthcare’s revenue cycle management bundle is currently mispriced.
Startups May 11, 2026
Photon Raises $16M to Power Up Prescriptions May 11, 2026
Photon just closed $16M of Series A finding to give patients more control over their prescriptions and bring transparency to pharmacy.
Providers May 7, 2026
Study Questions Value of Management Consultants in Healthcare May 7, 2026
A new study in JAMA suggest management consultants might not be delivering any provable value to health systems.
Artificial Intelligence May 4, 2026
OpenAI o1 Outperforms Physicians on Clinical Reasoning Tasks May 4, 2026
A study in Science found that OpenAI o1 outperformed physicians at multiple clinical reasoning tasks, but don't hang up the scrubs just yet.
Artificial Intelligence April 30, 2026
AI Moves From Proof-of-Concept to Proof-of-Return April 30, 2026
Healthcare is all-in on GenAI, and McKinsey data shows the focus is already shifting from proof-of-concept to proof-of-return.
Digital Health April 27, 2026
Medicare’s None the WISeR April 27, 2026
The model aimed at “Wasteful and Inappropriate Service Reduction” led straight to higher costs and fewer treatments in Washington.
Providers April 23, 2026
OpenAI Launches ChatGPT for Clinicians April 23, 2026
It was only a matter of time before OpenAI crashed the provider party, and that moment arrived with the launch of ChatGPT for Clinicians.
Digital Health April 20, 2026
PHTI: AI Reality Opposite of Expectations April 20, 2026
AI promised less friction and lower administrative costs, but a PHTI report suggests that it might actually be delivering the exact opposite.
Digital Health April 16, 2026
The Rise of the Generalist-Specialist April 16, 2026
A paper in Health Affairs Scholar proposes a "Generalist-Specialist" model where AI-augmented clinicians manage disease-based domains.
Digital Health April 13, 2026
Why AI Vendors Struggle to Compete With EHRs April 13, 2026
A new article in JAMA says it’s gotten too difficult for AI vendors to compete with EHRs, which means it’s time for government to step in.
Digital Health April 9, 2026
Rock Health Q1: Capital Continues Concentrating April 9, 2026
Spring is finally here, and Rock Health’s Q1 funding recap shows that the investing landscape is definitely looking greener than last year.
Startups April 6, 2026
Inside the World’s First One-Man AI Unicorn April 6, 2026
The New York Times profiled the first one-man, billion-dollar AI startup, and it’s in healthcare… for better or worse.
Artificial Intelligence April 2, 2026
Scribes Show Modest Impact at Major Academics April 2, 2026
The results are in, and ambient AI scribes show a modest impact on documentation time and visit volume and five major academic systems.
Artificial Intelligence March 30, 2026
Qualified Raises $125M to Build AI Infrastructure March 30, 2026
Qualified Health lands nine-figure Series B from a stacked investor roster to bring AI infrastructure to health systems.
Artificial Intelligence March 26, 2026
Google AMIE Shines in First Real-World Study March 26, 2026
Google was right on cue with its first prospective clinical trial for AMIE using actual patients and real clinical workflows.
Artificial Intelligence March 23, 2026
How to Build Patient Trust in Medical AI March 23, 2026
AI adoption requires patient trust, and a new study highlighted the specific areas that should be prioritized for building it.
Artificial Intelligence March 19, 2026
Microsoft Dragon Copilot Gets AI Upgrades March 19, 2026
Microsoft might have had the biggest presence at the biggest health IT conference, and it had all the lights in Las Vegas on Dragon Copilot.
Artificial Intelligence March 16, 2026
Infinite Healthcare, What’s It Worth? March 16, 2026
Healthcare is one of the few sectors where rising usage is treated as failure, and a16z makes the case we've got it completely backwards.