How AI is Changing Healthcare Outcomes

Hospitals are working on very thin margins, and every dollar matters to them. And as those dollars come through our pipeline, there's some complexity there. And so artificial intelligence allows us to reduce that friction and capitalize on those complexities and make it a little bit easier for us to collect as much revenue as we can for these health systems. It'll help us to shorten the time from claim to payment. It'll help us to collect more money. It means cash in the door quicker. Also, less cash being spent on some of the administrative tasks. It's going to be a massive help to speed to value for clinicians and for their caregivers who are having to deal with a lot of manual processes as well to support revenue cycles. So charge entry, coding support, documenting. As all of that starts to get materially impacted by AI, they're going to have a better experience. Doctors are gonna prefer working in their environments because things are gonna be easier. So I think it's a win win for basically everybody because, you know, the hospitals can get paid faster. The patients are gonna probably just get a much more pleasant experience before and after their stay. And then lastly, the hospitals and health care providers can focus on what they're there for, which is provide the service to the patient, take care of the patient. It's really improving the whole health care ecosystem, and I think that's what's so exciting for society, and I think it's exciting for R1 that we can play a part in.