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ChatGPT Health fails to send patients to the emergency room over half the time: study

ChatGPT Health fails to send patients to the emergency room over half the time: study

03/18/2026

As healthcare AI adoption grows, Paradigm highlights why safer design and better AI literacy are essential.

Catastrophic cases: The blind spot in traditional care management programs

Catastrophic cases: The blind spot in traditional care management programs

02/24/2026

Catastrophic cases are a hidden vulnerability for health plans. Cathy Hartman, Chief Healthcare Solutions Officer, shares how early identification, specialized care, and smarter coordination can improve outcomes and control costs.

Addressing Rising Healthcare Costs: The Role of Patient-Centered Care

Addressing Rising Healthcare Costs: The Role of Patient-Centered Care

02/12/2026

Dr. Thomas Schenk, Chief Medical Officer at Paradigm, shares how patient-centered care models can reduce expenses, close care gaps, and improve outcomes.

Rising Healthcare Prices and Administrative Cost Cutting – 2026 Health IT Predictions

Rising Healthcare Prices and Administrative Cost Cutting – 2026 Health IT Predictions

01/02/2026

Bart Hester, Chief Growth Officer of Healthcare Solutions at Paradigm, shares his 2026 healthcare industry predictions.

Rising Healthcare Prices and Administrative Cost Cutting – 2026 Health IT Predictions

Rising Healthcare Prices and Administrative Cost Cutting – 2026 Health IT Predictions

01/02/2026

Dr. Schenk, Chief Medical Officer at Paradigm, shares his 2026 healthcare industry predictions.

Health Equity – 2026 Health IT Predictions

Health Equity – 2026 Health IT Predictions

12/24/2025

Cathy Hartman, Chief Healthcare Solutions Officer at Paradigm, shares her 2026 healthcare industry predictions.

Comp Spotlight with Kathy Galia of Paradigm

Comp Spotlight with Kathy Galia of Paradigm

12/18/2025

Kathy Galia, Chief Clinical Solutions officer at Paradigm, discusses trends in large-loss claims in workers comp.

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