HIMSS 2026 felt different.

This year wasn’t about AI hype. It was about what actually works.

In this episode, I break down the real signals coming out of HIMSS:

• AI moving from pilots to enterprise rollout

• The growing gap between leaders and everyone else

• Why ROI is now expected, not optional

• How governance is becoming part of the foundation

• And a shift toward when AI becomes standard, not just possible

I also share a powerful moment from Jeremy Renner’s keynote that highlights a bigger issue healthcare still hasn’t solved: coordination and data sharing.

This is a practical recap for anyone leading operations, IT, or transformation in healthcare.

Question to think about:
If you had to explain your AI impact in one sentence today, what would you say?

Home care is becoming the frontline of healthcare, but most systems weren’t built for 24/7 delivery. In this episode, Victor Hunt, CEO of Zingage, explains how AI can stabilize home care operations, reduce missed visits, and support caregivers without replacing them. A practical conversation about AI, reliability, and real-world care delivery.

Undiagnosed genetic and developmental conditions are one of the most expensive and emotionally draining problems hiding inside employer-sponsored healthcare.

In this episode of HealthTech Edge, Mike Moore talks with Joshua Resnikoff, CEO of Sunstone Health, about how self-insured employers are using AI to identify high-need pediatric cases earlier and get families to answers faster. Sunstone analyzes claims data to surface patterns that suggest a child needs a deeper clinical look, then works directly with families, under full consent, to support clinicians with genetics-informed insights.

The conversation covers what AI is actually doing behind the scenes, why medical oversight matters, how privacy is protected when employers foot the bill, and why early intervention in pediatrics can change outcomes for a lifetime.