The AI doctors use to look things up just raised $250 million, and their hospital's record system has a rival

Last week I wrote about AI note-taking tools and what happens to outside companies when the record vendor builds its own version.

Epic built its own AI scribe. The VA's new contract shows where it can't follow.

The same Medicare rule just helped one company and hurt another

What happened, why, and three questions worth asking about your own business.

Nobody can certify your way out of this

The governance bill is landing on the buyer, and the buyer is not ready.

The capture layer is finished as a business

Reading the chart is now free. What survives is whatever happens after it.

The automation isn't the moat. Your side of the table is.

Prior auth is a payer–provider transaction — and this week the money and the incumbent showed up on the same square.

The money just told you where healthcare AI value lives

Once the model is good enough, survival is decided by the last mile — and this week, the capital agreed.

The Deployment Gap Now Has Three Owners

In one week, a consortium, an integration wall, and a union contract each claimed a piece of health AI's last mile — and none of them fought over the model.

The Week the Market Named the Moat

A regulator and an acquirer just agreed: it's not the model.

Issue #21: The Referee Arrives

The AHA graded AI on outcomes, two acquisitions bought the rails, and 88% admitted they're not ready.