In this episode, Shailu Verma, CEO and Co-founder of Mila Health, explores how healthcare AI is moving beyond patient engagement and conversational tools toward AI agents that execute care coordination workflows. He explains that many critical tasks across the patient journey remain manual, creating an opportunity for AI to improve access, engagement, operational efficiency, and outcomes.
Shailu emphasizes that scaling AI requires more than another point solution. AI must integrate seamlessly into existing clinical technology, remain configurable and governable, deliver consistent responses, and bring humans into the loop when needed. He sees LLMs becoming increasingly commoditized, making the last mile of execution, governance, and workflow integration critical differentiators.
Shailu urges healthcare leaders to start with measurable problems where AI can demonstrate real ROI. His message is clear: move AI from conversation to execution, automate manual coordination, and focus on getting meaningful work done. Take a listen.
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