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Healthcare software has surfaced the work and left people to do it: dashboards, worklists, queues. The record got digitized. The work around it did not move.
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Every wave of technology promised change and delivered administration: more systems, more reconciliation, more work for the people it was meant to serve.
That era is ending. For the first time, technology can do the routine work instead of recording it. Clinicians practice medicine. Operators direct systems. Machines carry the routine from start to finish. That is healthcare autonomy, and autonomous operations are how we get there.
Xccelerate 2027 is where it gets built in the open: defined domain by domain, proven by the organizations already running it, and tested by the peers who have to make it work.
Autonomous healthcare operations is what happens when AI agents complete routine administrative work from start to finish, inside the systems you already run. People are left free to do the work only they can do.
An order, an eligibility change, a new care gap, or a returned claim. No one has to pick it up.
Inside your EHR and payer portal, within your policies and clinical guidelines, with an audit trail on every action.
Authorization submitted, payment posted, visit booked, gap closed. Exceptions escalate to a human, and adverse decisions stay human.
Healthcare software has surfaced the work and left people to do it: dashboards, worklists, queues. The record got digitized. The work around it did not move.
Every workflow sits somewhere on a six-point scale, from fully manual to fully autonomous. The higher the level, the less avoidable cost and revenue leakage an organization carries, and the more capacity goes back to care teams.
Building the autonomous operations infrastructure for healthcare. Three commitments run through every session, every track, and the exhibit floor.
Autonomy looks different in revenue, population health, payer, and practice operations. Each gets its own track and its own definition of done.
Organizations on stage with real outcomes, and agents working real queues on the exhibit floor.
A first annual benchmark on where the industry stands, and awards judged on autonomous workflows at scale with measurable outcomes.
Health systems, health plans, and medical groups, together with the technology partners, policy voices, and press that shape how autonomy gets built. If you own an operating queue, fund the redesign around it, or build the infrastructure underneath it, this room is for you.
Leaders responsible for revenue, patient access, population health, clinical operations, and the enterprise case for autonomy.
Teams running utilization management, risk adjustment, quality, and member operations, and the digital leaders rebuilding the stack underneath them.
Covering healthcare's shift from AI pilots to autonomous operations, and holding the claims to account.
Cloud, data, interoperability, consulting, and clinical content companies building what autonomous operations run on.
The people setting the standards and laying the regulatory rails that autonomy will run on.
Organizations redesigning scheduling, documentation, referrals, and value-based performance.
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