Jul 27, 2026 · 41 min · 11 segments
CMS just proposed rules that could decide who gets paid for AI in healthcare, and that's a bigger deal than another “better algorithm” story. Dr. Sanjay Juneja and Dr. Douglas Flora talk with Jordan…
Doug FloraHost
Sanjay JunejaHost
We threw this together very quickly because, uh, the world shifted a little bit this week in AI and healthcare and, and we wanted to go to the source, uh, for Jordan Johnson.
If you guys don't know him, he brings more than 20 years of experience, uh, across radiation oncology.
First as a therapist, we can talk about that, uh, medical oncology, healthcare finance, rev cycle compliance, and now healthcare law.
Uh, and, and he's equally comfortable talking about a, uh, a Supreme Court decision as he is a LINAC and, uh, and now healthcare AI, and he's one of our, our TensorBlack buddies and, and, uh, certainly inside the fold.
So we called Jordan, said, "Man, we need you to help us decipher what the federal government shared with us, uh, this week," uh, because for the first time we're talking about software as a medical device and, uh, some big changes are afoot.
We threw this together very quickly because, uh, the world shifted a little bit this week in AI and healthcare and, and we wanted to go to the source, uh, for Jordan Johnson.
If you guys don't know him, he brings more than 20 years of experience, uh, across radiation oncology.
First as a therapist, we can talk about that, uh, medical oncology, healthcare finance, rev cycle compliance, and now healthcare law.
Uh, and, and he's equally comfortable talking about a, uh, a Supreme Court decision as he is a LINAC and, uh, and now healthcare AI, and he's one of our, our TensorBlack buddies and, and, uh, certainly inside the fold.
So we called Jordan, said, "Man, we need you to help us decipher what the federal government shared with us, uh, this week," uh, because for the first time we're talking about software as a medical device and, uh, some big changes are afoot.
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