Oct 2, 2026 · 28 min · 11 segments
Much of the AI used in health care today is tied up in helping the industry manage its revenue streams — think billing and coding assistance. But Dr. Toyin Ajayi knows there's more AI can do to help…
Toyin AjayiGuest
Joel BervellHost
How do you see that helping practices with patient compliance, outcomes, cost containment, etc.? ?
I mean, part of what AI enables us to do is to say, how do we improve costs without restricting access? How do we improve costs while expanding access? It is actually definitionally one of the very few deflationary forces that we can apply to healthcare costs right now.
And so it is just such an incredible golden opportunity at a time when we are desperately in need of solutions to help make sure that we can continue to provide the care that people need.
As we see a population that is aging, a population that is more sick, more disabled, more dependent on public supports and resources, the answer is not going to be we just keep cutting and cutting and cutting access in order to make the budget work.
while also being really, really like pragmatic fiduciaries of public resources.
It's not enough to just have hope that this time, this massive revolution in technology will actually help people and not just create more wealth that gets circulated in a very small segment of the population.
How do you see that helping practices with patient compliance, outcomes, cost containment, etc.? ?
I mean, part of what AI enables us to do is to say, how do we improve costs without restricting access? How do we improve costs while expanding access? It is actually definitionally one of the very few deflationary forces that we can apply to healthcare costs right now.
And so it is just such an incredible golden opportunity at a time when we are desperately in need of solutions to help make sure that we can continue to provide the care that people need.
As we see a population that is aging, a population that is more sick, more disabled, more dependent on public supports and resources, the answer is not going to be we just keep cutting and cutting and cutting access in order to make the budget work.
while also being really, really like pragmatic fiduciaries of public resources.
It's not enough to just have hope that this time, this massive revolution in technology will actually help people and not just create more wealth that gets circulated in a very small segment of the population.
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