Primary care is becoming the front line of market control: whoever owns the patient relationship, will own attribution, downstream revenue, and loyalty. Yet so many health systems still view primary care as a loss leader or subsidy to their health system when it provides incredible strategic value to the entire enterprise.
As health systems transform their operations, move outpatient, and become more consumer centric, primary care is more strategic of an asset than ever before – and doubly so with AI.
77% of health system execs say they plan to expand their primary care footprint and expect AI to be central to value-based and population health models. Expansion is underway. Investment is committed.
In this virtual session, Hospitalogy’s Blake Madden sits down with Dr. Robert Chamberlin of MaineHealth and Doug Rogers of Lumeris to talk about how leading health systems are thinking about agentic AI as a strategic advantage in primary care.
Topics covered:
- Enabling AI care transformation through platform architecture vs. point solutions
- Owning the patient relationship with primary care
- The shift to primary care as an intelligence model, not a staffing model
- How leading organizations are prepping for longitudinal AI
- Which clinical workflows and primary care use cases are ripe for disruption
You’ll leave with more cohesive thoughts around an AI-enabled primary care strategy, along with forward-thinking criteria for evaluating longitudinal AI solutions, and a framework for AI readiness your team can put to work immediately.
