Dr. Jay Anders is quoted in HealthIT Answers: “Virtual care is no longer an ancillary service line; it is becoming a cornerstone of modern medicine, and that shift raises the stakes for data quality in 2026. Regardless of what happens to pandemic-era telehealth flexibilities, the future of virtual care will depend on accurate, connected, and context-rich information that provides clinicians with a reliable and complete view of their patients. That means practices that invest in strengthening their data foundations next year will be best positioned to deliver safe, effective, and lasting virtual care..”
Clinical Lens
Today’s healthcare problem isn’t a lack of data; it’s a lack of usable data. Clinical Lens identifies and interprets disorganized, complex arrays of medical data and transforms that data into actionable information and clinical insights – all within the physician’s workflow.
Dr. Jay Anders shares his thoughts on how AI will succeed in clinical settings: Throwing large language models and ambient listening tools at clinical workflows will not solve healthcare’s biggest …Continue
Dr. Jay Anders comments on the launch of ChatGPT Health: ChatGPT has now entered the health data exchange arena. OpenAI states that the information is protected; however, there is no …Continue
