This week, @ChipKahn and @UCSFMedicine’s @Bob_Wachter discuss whether AI will produce a different kind of doctor in the future — a “clinician curator rather than a clinician-diagnostician.”
The answer could define the future of medicine and the doctor-patient relationship: https://t.co/EEfZPbnuEl
I interviewed John Halamka, President of the Mayo Clinic Platform, about whether AI is disruptive or just more incremental change.
Spoiler alert: His experiences show it’s disruptive, in a good way, for empowering providers and patients.
Link to listen: https://t.co/e3sbFmGmDF
How could the couple in that year have shown a picture of their interaction with the President 20 miles down the road? They would had to have the film from the camera developed and at that time there is no way that would have even been same day. I guess they could have had the developing instruments in their car trunk but that is unlikely. So does that bring into question the whole story?
The AI revolution is already here — but what does it mean for patients, clinicians, and health care industry leaders?
Listen to the latest episode of my new podcast, @KFF’s Business of Health: https://t.co/7IYpWb2zdR
These days, if I’m not behind a camera taking photographs, I’m behind a mic interviewing guests for my new podcast at KFF, focusing first on the key issue of how AI is changing health care.
Subscribe wherever you get podcasts. https://t.co/OYbfYOOLmV
New podcast alert: KFF’s Drew Altman and I explore how the business of health is evolving and what it means for all of us in the very first episode of KFF’s Business of Health with Chip Kahn.
Have you listened yet? I’d love to know what you think. https://t.co/BtPACH7X5m
How will AI disrupt the health care industry?
The first series in my new podcast with @KFF explores AI’s impact on clinical practice and performance, patient experience, hospital operations, and the structure and finances for the health care industry.
Listen and subscribe: https://t.co/3exH8WkUMP
My new podcast with @KFF just launched and I’m excited to share the first episode.
Tune in to explore how the business of health is evolving and what it means for all of us, starting with my interview with KFF’s Drew Altman. 🎧
I’m excited to share that KFF’s new podcast — KFF’s Business of Health with Chip Kahn — is now available. Have you listened yet?
Join us for new episodes every week where we’ll explain how the $5 trillion health care industry operates and explore where it’s headed. https://t.co/3exH8WkUMP
🎙️TOMORROW: Tune in for the first episode of my new podcast, KFF’s Business of Health with Chip Kahn.
KFF’s @DrewAltman joins me for a conversation about KFF’s vital role in health care policy and the transformative power of AI in health care. Subscribe here: https://t.co/jpndIjFnJY
I’m excited to announce that my new podcast @KFF will soon launch.
Beginning on Tuesday, you can hear my conversation with Drew Altman, KFF’s President and CEO, and then we’ll dive deep into a series on AI in healthcare.
Learn more and subscribe where you get podcasts.
How health care operates affects the care people receive, but the business side of health is often not well understood.
Starting on Tuesday, my new podcast @KFF, connects the dots between policy, business, and care. And we’ll kick things off with a robust series on AI.
Learn more: https://t.co/3exH8WkUMP
I’ve moved my podcast mic over to @KFF, where I’m launching a new podcast “The Business of Health with Chip Kahn.”
You can subscribe now wherever you get your podcasts. The first episode drops April 21.
As of Jan 1, I’ve retired as CEO of FAH—but not from health policy. I’m simply shifting platforms, taking on new challenges, and finding new ways to make a difference. Starting Feb 25, I'll be contributing as a:
➡️ Visiting Sr. Fellow @AEI
➡️ Sr. Fellow @KFF (hosting a new podcast)
➡️ Scholar @USCSchaeffer
➡️ Helping launch a new institute @TulaneSPHTM
Here’s to 2026: new ideas, more writing, & a podcast mic instead of policy memos. Stay tuned!
The health security of working families will be threatened if Congress fails to extend the health care tax credits before open enrollment on November 1. Premium notices are being sent, and Americans’ costs will go up if Congress does not act now.
➡️Time is of the essence: protect working families, keep costs down, and extend the health care tax credits.
https://t.co/6FoNXpZh6k
Enhanced tax credits are the critical puzzle piece to keeping coverage affordable for millions of Americans.
On the latest Hospitals in Focus, I talk with @larry_levitt of @KFF about what’s at stake for working families if Congress fails to act.