HME providers are under growing operational pressure. Staffing shortages, reimbursement complexity, documentation demands and rising patient expectations are forcing organizations to do more with fewer resources. At the same time, artificial intelligence and automation are beginning to reshape how organizations manage workflows, support staff and scale operations. For HME leaders, the key question is not simply whether to adopt these technologies, but where they can create real operational advantage.

In this HME News panel discussion, industry leaders will explore how AI and automation are starting to influence the HME operating model and what that could mean for providers over the next several years. The discussion will focus on practical realities: which workflows are most likely to evolve first, where technology is already reducing administrative burden and where human expertise will remain essential. Panelists will also discuss how providers can strengthen operational efficiency without sacrificing service quality, and how forward-looking organizations are thinking about operational strategy in an increasingly technology-enabled environment. As the discussion unfolds, attendees will gain perspective on what leaders should be watching now as the next competitive edge in HME takes shape.

Join this webcast to learn:

• Cut through the AI hype with real-world insight by hearing directly from HME leaders on where AI and automation are actually driving operational gains today and where they’re not.

• Identify high-impact opportunities first by learning which workflows are most likely to evolve and deliver ROI so you can prioritize the right automation investments.

• Position your organization for long-term success as technology reshapes workflows, staffing models and operational strategy.

Panelists

• Ronda Buhrmester, VP of Client Experience, Prochant

• Joel Gallion, President & CEO, Bellevue Healthcare

• Matt Cherian, Chief Product Officer, Ashvin AI

• Aram Toomajian, COO, Hometown Healthcare