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Why Health IT Leaders Must Attend HIMSS26: Why the Effort Is Still Worth It
HIMSS can be overwhelming. Anyone who tells you otherwise either has not been or has not stayed long enough to feel it. The scale is immense. The exhibit hall stretches endlessly. The sessions overlap. The
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Why Some Health IT Leaders Should Skip HIMSS26 (Even if they’ve loved HIMSS in the past)
I’ve been to HIMSS. More than once. I’ve walked the exhibit floor until my feet hurt, sat in packed sessions scribbling notes, ducked into impromptu hallway meetings that turned into meaningful conversations, and felt that
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OpenAI’s Healthcare Push: How ChatGPT Health and Clinical AI Tools Are Poised to Reshape Care at the Point of Care
OpenAI — the artificial intelligence developer best known for ChatGPT — has rapidly moved from being a general-purpose AI assistant to a major player in healthcare technology. In January 2026, the company unveiled ChatGPT Health,
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Healthcare Payments in 2026: Five Shifts Providers Can’t Ignore
By Mike Peluso, Chief Product and Strategy Officer, Rectangle Health. Rising costs, consolidation, and new mandates have pushed healthcare payments to a breaking point. Both payers and providers are recognizing that the current system is