When Technology Meets Care Management, Outcomes Improve.

June 17, 2025 00:24:17
When Technology Meets Care Management, Outcomes Improve.
The Big Unlock
When Technology Meets Care Management, Outcomes Improve.

Jun 17 2025 | 00:24:17

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Show Notes

The Big Unlock Podcast · When Technology Meets Care Management, Outcomes Improve. – Podcast with Rob Posner

In this episode, Rob Posner, Chief Technology Officer, AbsoluteCare discusses how the organization is transforming care delivery through a member-centric, value-based model that emphasizes advanced care management and the social determinants of health.

Rob explains AbsoluteCare’s proactive, longitudinal care management approach – enabled by technology that empowers mobile care teams to engage with members wherever they are, whether at home, in the community, or within hospital settings. He underscores the importance of real-time data access, EMR availability at the point of care, and the role of transitional care managers in ensuring continuity post-discharge. Rob also emphasizes how governance, change management, and attention to operational details such as connectivity, mobility, and privacy are critical to success.

Rob also explores AbsoluteCare’s innovation strategy, including the use of ambient clinical documentation, AI-driven diabetic retinopathy screening, and organization-wide adoption of Microsoft Copilot. Rob shares his vision for the future of AI agents and robotic process automation to streamline workflows, reduce provider burden, and ultimately improve care outcomes. Take a listen.

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