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The Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) Annual Conference is a wrap — and it was a good one.

Yesterday, four revenue cycle leaders took the stage to cut through the noise on AI in the mid-revenue cycle: Sarah Knodel of Baylor Scott & White Health, Michelle Greame of Inova Health, Kathleen Quill Noyes of Summit Healthcare Regional Medical Center, and Sharon Kelley of Kelley Advisory Group.

The conversation was exactly what this moment calls for — not AI in theory, but AI delivering real outcomes: stronger revenue integrity and payer relationships built on data health systems can actually defend.

The questions from the room confirmed what we’re seeing across the industry: health systems are ready to move from pilots to scale.

Thanks to everyone who stopped by the booth and joined us this week. The work continues.

Healthcare AI spend tripled in a year. But most organizations still aren't ready to use it effectively — because the data problem came first.

Zach Evans in HIT Consultant Media on why data readiness is the real work.

https://hitconsultant.net/2026/04/20/healthcare-ai-data-readiness-legacy-systems/