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How UC San Diego Health is making AI a core operating model

Many health systems are deploying AI tools, but UC San Diego Health is emerging as a leading example of AI as an operating model, where it has embedded across clinical care, operations, and patient experience rather than deployed as isolated…

May 12, 2026 1:00 PM - 2:00 PM CDT

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Karandeep Singh, MD, MMSc, Chief Health AI Officer at UC San Diego Health
Marlene Millen, MD, Chief Medical Information Officer, UC San Diego Health
Matt Sakumoto, MD, Chief Clinical Product Officer at Nabla

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Trump order to fast-track psychedelics for mental illness: 4 notes

President Donald Trump signed an executive order April 18 directing federal agencies to accelerate research, regulatory review and access to psychedelic drugs, including ibogaine compounds, for serious mental illnesses. The order comes as more than 14 million American adults live with serious…

New CIO report: Closing the gap between AI pilots and payoff

Many health systems have AI pilots running, but only 4% have scaled AI with measurable outcomes. This second annual CIO report, based on a survey and 1:1 interviews with more than 60 health system technology leaders, reveals what is driving…

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Iris Telehealth offers behavioral health analytics platform

Austin, Texas-based Iris Telehealth has launched an intelligence platform designed to help healthcare organizations manage behavioral health services. The platform, Iris Insights, integrates clinical, operational and financial data into a single view and connects with EHR, scheduling, referral and billing…

American Medical Group Association partners with Talkiatry to expand psych access

American Medical Group Association has partnered with New York City-based Talkiatry to expand access to in-network psychiatric care. The collaboration allows AMGA members to connect patients with Talkiatry’s nationwide practice of more than 800 employed, full-time psychiatrists. The providers deliver…

Centerstone debuts $13M youth behavioral health campus in Missouri

Nashville, Tenn.-based Centerstone has opened a 27,858-square-foot youth resiliency campus in Springfield, Mo., April 9 to treat youths with mental health and substance use conditions. The facility includes a behavioral health crisis center, an intensive outpatient treatment center and a…

White House eyes ibogaine research expansion

The White House is preparing an executive order to expand federal research into ibogaine, a psychedelic drug used in some countries to treat PTSD, CBS News reported April 16. The Trump administration plans to keep ibogaine classified as a Schedule…

Why clinical AI adoption is succeeding at 5 health systems

Health systems are moving quickly to adopt clinical AI, but scaling it across complex environments remains a challenge. This report explores how leading organizations — including Akron Children’s, Christus Health, Inova Health System, UCHealth and WVU Medicine — are implementing…

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What’s the deal with insurer mental health parity violations?

This year, Georgia issued $25 million in fines to 11 insurers over mental health parity violations. Regence BlueShield, Premera Blue Cross and Cigna each faced fines in the hundreds of thousands of dollars in 2025. This wave of fines comes on the heels of HHS, the…

Wider care gaps predicted as mental health parity rule faces rollback

Healthcare leaders across the U.S. are raising concerns after federal agencies shared intentions earlier this month to significantly revise the Mental Health Parity and Addiction Equity Act. Industry stakeholders say the decision could weaken enforcement, exacerbate access challenges and widen disparities in…