Health plans should be using data, digital tools and human support to identify potential disruptions early, and whether a member is changing plans or managing a new health condition, the experience should feel guided rather than overwhelming.
Feature|Articles|November 10, 2025
The Rise of AI in Healthcare Shows Both Progress and Roadblocks
Author(s)Briana Contreras
AI transforms healthcare by enhancing disease detection, patient care and hospital efficiency but requires careful implementation to ensure equity and effectiveness. Managed Healthcare Executive sought for common themes in where AI currently stands in healthcare by analyzing our past coverage in the past.
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is increasingly shaping healthcare, from spotting diseases early to improving hospital operations. Managed Healthcare Executive reviewed articles covered on AI we’ve published from August to early November 2025 to see the main trends in the growing space. The findings show that while AI is promising, careful execution is needed to make it truly effective.
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