June 22, 2026
Unite.AI: David Lareau, President and CEO of Medicomp Systems – Interview Series
David Lareau, President and CEO of Medicomp Systems, argues that healthcare AI is failing not because of poor data quality...
June 8, 2026
The Akros Advantage: The Hidden Cost of Bad Data: Wrong Diagnoses, Denied Claims, And A.I....
How reliable is the clinical data powering healthcare AI? In this episode of The Akros Advantage, Demi Radeva speaks with...
May 28, 2026
Forbes: The Hidden Layer Every Healthcare AI Solution Is Missing
Most healthcare AI products share a critical blind spot: there’s no validated clinical knowledge layer beneath the model. Without it,...
May 1, 2026
Physicians Practice: Why health care’s transition to ICD-10 suddenly feels nostalgic
A decade after health care dreaded the complexity of ICD-10, the industry now faces a bigger problem: diagnosis codes still...
May 1, 2026
WEDI Podcast: Deterministic AI and the Future of Trust in Healthcare AI
CEO David Lareau makes the case for deterministic AI as essential healthcare infrastructure, arguing that without a structured, validated clinical...
April 22, 2026
Healthcare Finance: Rules-based systems provide clinical accuracy guardrails
David Lareau, Medicomp Systems CEO, explains that deterministic, rules-based AI models can validate the probabilistic, often inconsistent outputs that LLMs...
April 22, 2026
MobiHealthNews: Humans in the loop can help control AI’s inaccuracies
David Lareau shares how Medicomp’s panel of clinicians creates evidence-based guardrails to validate ambient AI outputs and prevent incorrect data...
April 22, 2026
HIMSS TV @ HIMSS26: Health systems struggle with turning AI-generated text into data
David Lareau joins HIMSS TV from the 2026 conference to discuss validation of ambient AI documentation to create usable data...
April 16, 2026
The Tech Glow Up Podcast: Free the Pharmacist. Ask the Doctor. Two Vive Conversations On...
Dr. Jay Anders talks about responsible AI in healthcare on The Tech Glow Up podcast live from ViVE 2026.