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If you're heading to National Harbor for Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA)'s AC26, we’d love to connect and share what SuperDial is building. Stop by Booth 661 to talk through how automating payer communications can help your team reduce manual work and move revenue cycle operations faster. We’re excited to see you there!

Very cool full circle moment for me this week at HFMA Texas. Throughout my career in med device I’ve had the opportunity to work with health systems across Texas from Amarillo to Houston. Now at SuperDial, I get to partner with these same organizations in a completely different part of the health system, helping improve the speed and scale of how they communicate with payers while being at the forefront of one of the biggest shifts happening in healthcare. Excited to be part of where healthcare is headed! Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA) SuperDial

66% of physicians used AI in 2024. In 2023, that number was 38%. Artificial intelligence in healthcare isn't a "future of medicine" conversation anymore. It's a "what's running in production today" conversation. We just published a guide on the state of AI in healthcare in 2026, including: ✔️ What AI in healthcare actually looks like today (beyond the buzzwords) ✔️ The real benefits and the real risks digital health teams should weigh ✔️ 10 healthcare AI companies solving specific, high-impact problems, featuring Puppeteer AI, SuperDial, Develop Health, Docsumo 📄, One Body, Doximity, Heidi, Eleos Health, Arkangel AI, and Sanctuary Health. The companies winning with AI aren't chasing every new model release. They're connecting the right tools to the right workflows on a foundation built for HIPAA-grade scale. Read the full guide: https://lnkd.in/eNtA6BqF 

We’re heading to ASNM - American Society Of Neurophysiological Monitoring’s 35th Annual Meeting this weekend to connect with some of the best in the space! Here’s a recent example of what’s possible with scalable payer outreach: In just six months, APEX IONM SOLUTIONS used SuperDial to complete 1,500 hours of call time, engage payers on nearly $12M in billed claims, and make ~1,000 benefit verification calls alongside AR follow-ups. If you’ll be in DC, we’d love to connect!

The industry is moving past AI pilots and into production-scale automation. SuperDial is at the forefront, helping revenue cycle teams and providers shift from reactive workflows to preventative automation that reduces manual work and speeds up collections. Excited to see us featured in Healthcare Financial Management Association (HFMA)’s latest look at the “Revenue Cycle of the Future.” Full article here: https://buff.ly/ZLBq9vR

Still fired up from Wednesday's dinner! We brought together healthcare private equity and finance leaders following the McGuireWoods LLP Healthcare Private Equity & Finance Conference. Our second year at the event, and the conversations keep getting better. One theme that kept surfacing was RCM bottlenecks. As our Director of Partnerships Brian Plamondon framed it: "Revenue doesn't disappear — it gets stuck in the system." Claims stall and follow-ups pile up, draining teams on the revenue cycle's most manual work: phone-based payer communication for prior auths, claims follow-ups, and benefit verification. Operators who fix this bottleneck gain a real edge, since recovering revenue matters as much as generating it. Brian goes deeper on all of this on the Organic Growth Podcast: https://lnkd.in/efJ7jVWC Thank you to everyone who made it a great evening! #McGuireWoods #HealthcarePrivateEquity #RevenueCycle #RCM #HealthTech

Revenue in healthcare doesn’t just disappear. It gets stuck. At the McGuireWoods LLP Healthcare Private Equity & Finance Conference (recorded live at the conference in partnership with Levin Associates), I sat down with Brian Plamondon of SuperDial to talk about one of the biggest (and most overlooked) growth problems: RCM bottlenecks. Claims sit. Follow-ups stall. Teams get overwhelmed. And over time, that “stuck” revenue starts to look lost. What’s changing now is AI—especially around the most painful part of the process: phone-based payer communication. Think: • Claims follow-ups • Prior authorizations • Benefit verification All the manual, repetitive work that slows everything down. The takeaway: Recovering revenue is just as important as generating it—and the operators who fix these bottlenecks first have a real advantage. Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eXxQttAJ #HealthcareMarketing #RCM #AI #HealthcareGrowth