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In this podcast and summary article, Troy Kennedy, AVP of client partner technology at Solventum, talks about the applications of AI for medical coding, key considerations and implications for Australian healthcare.

Rising payer denials have transformed revenue integrity from a back-office operational issue into a strategic C-suite priority, requiring health systems to shift from reactive denial management to proactive, AI-enabled prevention. 

British Columbia’s Health Information Management program, which serves a number of healthcare organizations in Canada, experienced coder shortages, time-intensive processes and delays. Discover how implementing a Solventum solution made a difference for the organization. 

A proud moment for Solventum — our CTO Hari Bala appeared on Becker’s Great Leaders in Healthcare list for 2026. In this pivotal moment in healthcare technology, Hari focuses on applying AI responsibly to solve real-world challenges.

According to Dr. Travis Bias, deputy CMO of Solventum, between the promise of digital transformation and the realities of EHR documentation, clinicians have drifted from the bedside toward the screen. But, as El Camino Health discovered, ambient AI can change that experience.

During the Becker’s Hospital Review Annual Meeting in April, Solventum hosted a featured panel session where leaders discussed how they pair AI with upskilling and governance to protect both ROI and teams.

Dr. Travis Bias brings his unique perspective as a practicing physician and deputy CMO of Solventum to this podcast episode about bridging the gap between what physicians do and what the data captures.

Trending NOW podcast host Shahid Shah speaks with Solventum Global Chief Medical Officer Sandeep Wadhwa on what he’s seeing in value-based care, how outpatient and rural health are evolving and why getting outcomes measurement right is so important.

Dr. Travis Bias, deputy CMO at Solventum, shares actionable takeaways from Phillip Mues, chief information and security officer of Cherry County Hospital, about making high-stakes technology decisions and the lessons he’s learned along the way.

How can healthcare leaders help staff see AI as a trusted partner, not a threat? Solventum CTO Hari Bala and Revenue Cycle Business Director Thea Campbell share key steps for change management.

Supporting value‑based care, documentation integrity and defensible risk accuracy for government payers.

This podcast episode features Dr. Travis Bias, deputy CMO of health information systems at Solventum, as he shares a clinician’s perspective on AI tools, why ambient documentation has gained traction, future opportunities and more.

In this episode of HLTH’s podcast, Solventum CTO Hari Bala shares findings from Solventum’s healthcare AI adoption survey and talks about the trust factors, mindset shifts and capabilities needed for successful adoption.

In this piece, Thea Campbell, a revenue cycle business director at Solventum, talks about how relying on EHR-native functionality forces revenue cycle teams to adapt their workflows to technology constraints rather than operational reality. 

While many hospital leaders are responding to the capacity crisis with construction, Dr. Sandeep Wadhwa, global chief medical officer at Solventum, discussed how preventing complications and unnecessary readmissions could create capacity without needing to expand the facility.

Jason Burke, VP of revenue cycle solutions at Solventum, shares how expert-guided autonomous coding can lower cost-to-collect, accelerate cash flow and mitigate audit risk while also presenting an opportunity to upskill human coders for high-value complex tasks.

Yes, according to Dr. Kory Anderson of Intermountain Health. His organization uses Solventum CDI technology to help clinicians document more accurately at the point of care through prompts for greater specificity. 

Most revenue cycle AI is built on statistical patterns, not clinical understanding, which creates a hidden factory of rework, risk and revenue leakage. Explore the benefits of a clinical-first approach.

As burnout reaches critical levels, Dr. Travis Bias of Solventum shares why ambient AI, voice-based documentation and population health intelligence are practical solutions that clinicians can actually trust.

Senior technology executives, including Solventum CTO Hari Bala, share their perspectives about implementing agentic AI. 

Dr. Sandeep Wadhwa, global chief medical officer at Solventum, uses Medicare claims data to analyze the potential effects of a shift to a site-neutral inpatient-outpatient payment system. 

Solventum’s Josh Amrhein shares his IT predictions for revenue cycle management, such as the shift from retroactively managing denials to proactively safeguarding revenue using AI-powered predictive analytics.

Dr. Kory Anderson shares how Intermountain Health boosted documentation accuracy and revenue by embedding Solventum™ CDI Engage One™ into its Cerner EHR. 

In this episode of HLTH’s podcast, The Beat, Solventum CTO Hari Bala talks about all things AI including autonomous coding, practical insights for CIOs and more.

Discover how physicians can reduce documentation burden using conversational AI with Solventum Fluency Align and MEDITECH Expanse.

Ensemble Health Partners, the nation’s leading revenue cycle management company, announced a strategic partnership with Solventum, an innovator in AI-driven revenue cycle solutions, to enable autonomous coding at scale across all medical specialties.

An AI-powered tool, empowering health systems to help reduce write-offs and improve top line revenue

Explore the definition of sepsis and septic shock and dive into the emerging initiative to integrate AI into the diagnosis and treatment process.

Managing chronic conditions requires involvement from many parties, making documentation challenging. This article describes how to improve documentation and reimbursement for chronic conditions with actionable tips.

Lateka M. Benson, PhD, RHIT, CCS, explains how artificial intelligence plays a crucial role in various aspects of healthcare.

Learn about the declining mental health in youth, possible contributing factors and how to report mental and behavioral conditions in ICD-10-CM with several case scenarios.

Dr. Travis Bias gives his two cents on generative AI solutions and how the technology can affect healthcare workers and leadership.

This article explains the quality metrics of hospital-acquired infections and accidental punctures and lacerations, and details how collaborative efforts can reduce these risks.

Detlef Koll discusses the risks and concerns of ambient clinical voice technology.

This is a summary of the Medicare Quality Payment Program, provider qualifications, clinician participation, and how they work to achieve the program’s main objectives.

Health IT leaders weigh in on the real world challenges hindering digital health innovation.

Dr. Travis Bias shares his thoughts on ambient clinical documentation.

This webinar covers the basics of coding and CDI, what the roles inpatient coding and inpatient CDI are and what roles look like for outpatient coding and outpatient CDI.

TaraJo Vaught, MSN, RN, CCDS, shines a light on the crucial roles played by coding and CDI specialists, compares their respective realms, and offers insights for transitioning between them.

Look back at the progression of diagnosis and mortality coding and look ahead to ICD-11 and how coding departments can prepare for it.

Teresa Seville, RHIT, CCS, explains that a thorough review of code updates must include analysis of the addenda, including index, tabular notes, guidelines, and committee meeting highlights.

Learn how artificial intelligence (AI) has impacted providers, coders and the healthcare industry.

How reporting ICD-10-CM social determinants of health, their context, and coder feedback can influence natural language understanding.

Amanda Vincent, MBA, CCS, CPC, CCDS, CRC, explains the differing definitions of “complication” for providers vs. coders and reviews types of complications.

Dr. Melissa Clarke details the maternal mortality crisis happening in the U.S. and lists ways accurate data documentation can help improve outcomes.

Dr. Melissa Clarke details the maternal mortality crisis happening in the U.S. and lists ways accurate data documentation can help improve outcomes.