What does that look like at Connections?

Yeah, so there are kind of a few things.

you know, major areas of focus in healthcare AI.

One is administrative simplification, making the administration of healthcare much simpler, more efficient, or eliminating it altogether.

There's care augmentation, which is supporting clinicians to do the work that they do, practice at the top of their license and not spend, you know, more time than is necessary doing that administrative work and helping with clinical decision making.

There's synthetic and computational biology, which is not something that we're in need of yet.

But I think as we move more toward precision psychiatry, there may be opportunity for us there as those solutions and tools reach more of a Medicaid population.

In terms of the next three to five years, where do you really see AI changing behavioral health care? And do you have any advice that you would give to other behavioral health leaders who are getting started in AI? Yeah, I

What does that look like at Connections?

Yeah, so there are kind of a few things.

you know, major areas of focus in healthcare AI.

One is administrative simplification, making the administration of healthcare much simpler, more efficient, or eliminating it altogether.

There's care augmentation, which is supporting clinicians to do the work that they do, practice at the top of their license and not spend, you know, more time than is necessary doing that administrative work and helping with clinical decision making.

There's synthetic and computational biology, which is not something that we're in need of yet.

But I think as we move more toward precision psychiatry, there may be opportunity for us there as those solutions and tools reach more of a Medicaid population.

In terms of the next three to five years, where do you really see AI changing behavioral health care? And do you have any advice that you would give to other behavioral health leaders who are getting started in AI? Yeah, I