Join ECG’s Asif Shah Mohammed, Henry Stokman, Mimi Taylor, Chris Ford, and Utpal Desai at the Becker’s 10th Annual Health IT + Digital Health + RCM Conference, September 30 – October 3, 2025 in Chicago, IL.

Why Attend?

Healthcare is at the forefront of a transformative era, and technology and innovation are leading the charge. Becker’s Health IT + Digital Health + RCM Conference is the premier event for healthcare leaders committed to implementing cutting-edge technologies, enhancing interoperability, staying ahead of cybersecurity threats, and building financial resilience. We’ve curated four days of immersive sessions designed for healthcare leaders and executives to lean into this transformation and drive it even further.

ECG is a proud sponsor and exhibitor.

Panels:

Digital Health and AI’s Role in Improving Patient Care

Tuesday, September 30

12:50 PM – 1:30 PM (CT)

ECG partner Asif Shah Mohammed will participate in a panel to discuss how digital health and AI are redefining care delivery, but unlocking their full potential requires the right strategy. From predictive analytics to remote monitoring, these technologies are streamlining workflows and improving patient outcomes. This session will break down where AI is making the biggest impact, how organizations are tackling data integration and compliance, and what it takes to build trust among providers and patients. Experts will share practical insights on leveraging digital health to create more efficient, personalized and accessible care models. Panelists include Madhusmita Behera of Emory Healthcare, Calvin Gardner of Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist, and Manish Sapra of Northwell Health.

Reducing Noise in Revenue Cycle: Best Practices for Eliminating Unnecessary Tasks

Thursday, October 2 

8:35 AM – 9:15 AM (CT)

ECG principal Henry Stokman moderates a panel to discuss how eliminating inefficiencies in revenue cycle management is essential for improving financial performance and reducing administrative burdens. This panel will feature hospital and health system executives sharing best practices for identifying and removing unnecessary tasks, automating processes, and optimizing workflows. Attendees will gain actionable insights into streamlining operations, improving staff productivity, and enhancing the overall efficiency of their revenue cycle. Panelists include Shana Tate of Ballad Health, Michele Napier of Orlando Health, and Tim Sibert of Family Care Center.