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“As a CMIO, I see my role as a translator, educator, and realist.” In our latest blog post, Dr. Rebecca Markowitz, Chief Medical Informatics Officer at M Health Fairview, shares how she approaches innovation as a connector between clinicians, change management teams, and both academic and community care settings. She offers a thoughtful look at how Fairview is scaling innovation responsibly, with strong governance, clinician-first design, and a deep commitment to improving care. Read the blog post: https://lnkd.in/eiur5AZF

More and more clinicians are stepping into tech conversations to help shape products that actually work in real care settings. In this episode of Frontlines of Future Care with host Samaira Chaddah, Dr. Andrew Lundquist, Chief Medical Officer at Mankato Clinic discusses what it means to be a clinician innovator today: balancing patient care, system constraints, and the promise of technology. He talks about: ✔ Why collaboration between clinical and non-clinical voices matters more than ever ✔ How clinicians' trust in AI has shifted ✔ The real-world impact of ambient AI on clinical workflows Watch the full episode: https://lnkd.in/ejMZeJhu

In our latest Compassion IT: AI & Innovation Spotlight session, Nabla Co-founder & CTO Martin Raison sat down with Dr. Rebecca Markowitz, CMIO at M Health Fairview, to explore the realities of implementing AI across both the community network and the academic medical center. From governance to workflow design, resident education to joy in medical practice, their conversation is filled with real-world insights from one of the most forward-thinking CMIOs in the country. In this session, discover: ✔ How M Health Fairview moves from pilot success to enterprise-wide adoption ✔ What makes AI rollouts in community clinics different from academic medical centers ✔ What responsible oversight actually looks like ✔ What AI literacy means for residents and medical education ✔ And what vendors should understand to build a strong partnership with health systems Whether you're a CMIO driving enterprise-wide change or exploring where to begin, this session is full of practical lessons you can apply today. Watch the full recording here: https://lnkd.in/enXzAeQm CHIME Digital Health Insights

No two ambient AI deployments are alike. At Denver Health, success came from story-led change management, micro-training sessions, and a focus on bringing joy back to clinicians. Read the field-tested lessons shared by CIOs on AI adoption: https://lnkd.in/e3GA2JJ3

In just six months, NYC-based healthcare companies raised $2.4B across 69 companies: a 10% increase from last year. The H1 2025 NYC Digital Health Report by Digital Health New York spotlights this momentum, highlighting funding trends, key players, and emerging innovation across the city. Nabla was featured among the top 10 funded companies of Q2 2025, with our Co-founder & COO, Delphine Groll, also sharing her perspective on what’s ahead for healthcare. As we build for clinicians across the country, we’re proud to be part of a thriving #NYC ecosystem driving innovation forward. Honored to appear on the list with these incredible companies. Pathos | GRIN Therapeutics, Inc. | Tennr | Chapter | Wandercraft | ByHeart | Empathy | Nourish | Healthee 📖 Read the full report: https://go.dhny.co/h1-2025

How does a leading health system turn cutting-edge AI into everyday clinical impact? Join Martin Raison, Co-Founder & CTO at Nabla, for a live, online conversation with Dr. Rebecca Markowitz, CMIO at M Health Fairview, as they explore what it takes to bring innovation to life across a complex care environment. From ambient tech to predictive models and academic-community integration, discover how M Health Fairview has become a model for clinically grounded, enterprise-scale AI innovation. Register now: https://lnkd.in/epeJvUS5

“The success of AI depends on how we choose to use it.” That reminder closed out The Ambient AI Rounds: NYC Edition, hosted by Nabla earlier this month, where we welcomed clinicians, technologists, and healthcare leaders for an evening of honest conversation about how agentic AI can support care delivery, without compromising the human connection at its core. Want a peek into the conversation and what resonated most? Our team captured key insights from the panel here: https://lnkd.in/eXV4cwVJ Thank you to Dr. Chethan Sarabu, MD (Cornell Tech) for moderating, and to Dr. Haipeng (Mark) Zhang DO, MMSc, FAMIA (Harvard Medical School, AMXRA) and Alex LeBrun for leading such a thoughtful and timely discussion.

Last week in NYC, we brought together clinicians, researchers, healthcare leaders, and partners from across the clinical and AI ecosystem for an evening of great conversations and connections. We were thrilled to be joined by members of our community to explore what’s working, and what still needs to change, when we bring AI to the exam room. Chethan Sarabu, MD, together with Alex LeBrun and Haipeng (Mark) Zhang DO, MMSc, FAMIA, led a thoughtful conversation on a timely topic: Agentic AI and its impact on the provider–patient relationship. “Seeing patients isn’t work. It’s the privilege of medicine. The paperwork is the pain.” — Haipeng (Mark) Zhang DO, MMSc, FAMIA That’s exactly where we believe agentic AI can make a difference, supporting human connection and helping clinicians practice the way they were meant to. Thank you to everyone who joined us! See you at the next one. 👋 R. Ryan Sadeghian (HIRING), MD, MBA,MSc, FACHDM, FHIMSS, FAAPL, FAAP Shreya Goyal Nihir Patel

Last week at the #HIMSS #AIinHealthcareForum in NYC, our Co-founder & CEO Alex LeBrun joined a panel on “Keys to Success for an AI-Enabled Workforce.” Alongside leaders from UC Irvine Health, Soothien HealthTech, and the University of Toledo, the conversation centered on what truly drives adoption, and measurable impact. “Until last year, making physicians happy was good enough. Now we have to make the CFO happy too. That means harder metrics: productivity, burnout, revenue capture—and we’re ready for that.” — Alex LeBrun Key takeaways: ✅ Personalization fuels adoption—dot phrases, custom instructions, and auto-learning ✅ Seamless EHR integration enables real-time, in-flow usage ✅ Peer champions and fast feedback loops matter as much as the product itself ✅ Hard ROI is now a must. Nabla helps health systems save over an hour per day, cut burnout by up to 47%, and boost patient satisfaction Thanks to our fellow panelists: Deepti Pandita, LUKASZ KOWALCZYK MD, R. Ryan Sadeghian (HIRING), MD, MBA,MSc, FACHDM, FHIMSS, FAAPL, FAAP And to HIMSS for putting workforce transformation at the heart of the agenda.

Nabla + Navina Today, we’re announcing a new strategic partnership that integrates real-time clinical insights and ambient documentation directly into the patient encounter, from visit prep to final note. As value-based care demands more from physicians, our partnership with Navina will help providers close care gaps, improve audit-ready documentation and reimbursement, and reduce administrative burden at the point of care. Together, we’re empowering healthcare organizations, including health systems, ACOs, MSOs, and medical groups, to drive measurable improvements in quality metrics, risk adjustment, clinician satisfaction, and patient outcomes. 🔗Learn more about how we’re supporting the future of value-based care: https://lnkd.in/esiE9H2m