Maverick Minute
03/15/26
PHTI’s Report on Scaling Clinical AI Adoption
Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI) asked health care leaders to identify the standards, benchmarks, and policy changes needed to scale autonomous clinical AI tools.
03/8/26
Request for Information for “CRUSHING” Fraud Initiative
CMS seeks input for expanding its detection and enforcement capabilities for fraud, waste, and abuse in federally-supported health care programs.
03/1/26
Stanford Researchers Assess Payers’ Use of AI for Utilization Review
A new issue brief outlines recommendations for vetting and monitoring AI tools used for health insurance coverage decisions.
02/8/26
Bessemer Venture Partners’ Health AI Report
Bessemer Venture Partners created a formula to show why some health AI businesses are worth their high valuations.
02/1/26
PHTI Playbook on Performance-Based Contracting
To help health plans and employers purchase high-performing digital health tools, PHTI developed a framework that helps them draft vendor contracts that ties payment to verifiable outcomes.
02/1/26
State of Clinical AI ARISE Report
A multidisciplinary group of experts at Stanford and Harvard reviewed the most influential clinical AI studies published in 2025 to differentiate between the truth and hype about how AI can improve patient care.
01/18/26
New FDA Guidance on Wellness Devices and Clinical Decision Support Tools
The latest guidance from FDA will help digital health developers of wellness products and clinical decision support tools determine if their devices and/or software require pre-market approval.
12/23/25
New Information Blocking Guidance
The HHS Assistant Secretary for Technology Policy / Office of the National Coordinator for Health Information Technology (ASTP/ONC) recently clarified electronic health information blocking rules.
12/21/25
Peterson Health Technology Institute (PHTI): Virtual Solutions for Employer GLP-1 Coverage
PHTI developed five recommendations to inform employers’ benefit design for weight loss medications.
12/21/25
JP Morgan’s latest report finds that the demand for health care modernization is accelerating to combat rising costs and lagging labor productivity.