Vive’25 at a Glance – Key Takeaways

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ViVE 2025 in Nashville was not a typical healthcare conference; it was where people and technology came together to shape what is in line for healthcare. Leaders from hospitals, innovative startups, insurance companies, digital health experts from all over the globe, you name it! 

The big takeaway from #ViVEvent wasn’t just talk; it was seeing healthcare transformation happening now. Use of AI in healthcare, seamless data sharing, a genuine focus on patient-centric design, and cybersecurity. 

If you did not make it, here’s a rundown of the event’s top takeaways!

The Vibe of Vive’25

The energy was infectious from the moment you walked in. There was a real sense of excitement everywhere. Whether it was a keynote speaker on the main stage, a deep-dive session, or even just a casual chat in the hallway, the message was clear: healthcare technology is on the verge of something big.

Significant Highlights

AI in Healthcare

One of the hot topics at ViVE 2025 was AI, not just its potential anymore but how it’s being used today. Attendees saw firsthand how artificial intelligence is being implemented to tackle some of the industry’s biggest challenges, with a real emphasis on fitting seamlessly into the way clinicians work. 

Companies like Enlitic and Aidoc demonstrated how AI transforms radiology, using automation to enhance diagnostics and reduce turnaround times. At the same time, Infermedica showcased AI-powered tools that assist clinicians with early diagnosis and triage. 

The highlight was how AI tools automatically capture clinical notes during a consultation, freeing doctors to focus entirely on their patients, and how AI’s predictive capabilities are being used to flag patients at risk of readmission, enabling earlier interventions and better outcomes. 

Other conversations focused on improving patient-provider communication, enhancing the care experience, and supporting treatment adherence.

What really stood out was the focus on “explainable AI” and delivering measurable results. Healthcare leaders are demanding AI systems that are transparent, understandable, and capable of delivering real-world impact, both clinically and financially.

Focus on Human-Centric Design

The healthcare industry is increasingly recognizing that technology needs to be designed with the people who will actually use it in mind. This means creating tools that are intuitive, accessible, and inclusive for both clinicians and patients.

This specific focus on the human element is driving the development of technologies that facilitate better communication and a better overall healthcare experience. Companies are making things like user-friendly interfaces, support for multiple languages, and accessibility features a priority, ensuring that technology empowers rather than frustrates. 

At ViVE 2025, Imprivata displayed solutions rooted in clinician workflow understanding, emphasizing simplicity and usability in mobile technology deployment. Their Chief Nursing Informatics Officer highlighted the need for digital tools that fit naturally into a clinician’s day and not add to the burden.

New Ways to Deliver Quality Care

Another big highlight in ViVE 2025 was how digital technologies are enabling new models of care delivery, improving access, efficiency, and outcomes in healthcare. Some examples include remote patient monitoring, which allows doctors to track a patient’s health from afar, allowing them to intervene quickly if needed and reducing the need for as many in-person visits.

We’re also seeing a rise in virtual consultations and care, making healthcare more accessible and convenient for patients. And then, some clinics combine both in-person and virtual care, offering a more flexible and personalized approach.

Tegria shared how their digital health solutions support hybrid care environments, improve provider-patient interactions, and help organizations adapt to the changing expectations around accessibility and engagement in care delivery. 

These new care models are not only helping to address challenges like staff shortages and an aging population but also helping us move towards a more proactive, preventative, and patient-centered approach.

Making Data Sharing Easier

Interoperability has been a major goal in the industry. At ViVE 2025, it was clear that we are finally making real progress, with increased adoption of standards like FHIR and some great examples of practical data-sharing solutions. This means we are moving beyond simply asking if we can share data to focusing on doing it responsibly and effectively. 

The ability to share information in real time is crucial for things like coordinating patient care, managing the health of entire communities, and improving the overall quality of care. Once again, Tegria shared insights on how they are leveraging interoperability standards to streamline information exchange, breaking down organizational silos and helping health systems turn complex data into actionable insights at scale.

Role of Cybersecurity 

At #ViVEvent, cybersecurity was a top priority, reflecting the healthcare industry’s increasing vulnerability to cyber threats. Companies like Censinet, Imprivata, and Phosphorus Cybersecurity demonstrated solutions designed to strengthen defenses and mitigate risks. 

Censinet highlighted its AI-driven platform for managing cybersecurity risks and ensuring compliance, which is especially important as AI becomes more integrated into healthcare. On the other hand, Imprivata focused on secure access management, addressing the need for robust identity verification to protect sensitive patient data. 

Provider and Payer Connect

ViVE 2025’s “Provider and Payer Connect” program was a hit! It facilitated strategic healthcare partnerships and emphasized “double opt-in” matchmaking, ensuring that all meetings were mutually wanted. This led to more productive conversations and effectively maximizing the value of each interaction. 

A proprietary platform facilitated this process, allowing participants to proactively schedule meetings before the event for a streamlined networking process. ViVE 2025 saw an expansion of the program’s scale and scope. This resulted in a higher volume of participating providers and payers, increasing the number of 1:1 meetings. 

This expansion broadened the network of potential collaborations and a wider range of valuable connections. Throughout ViVE 2025, particularly within the “Provider and Payer Connect” program, everyone was looking for a tangible return on investment (ROI) from digital health solutions. Participants sought solutions with proven outcomes, demonstrating a clear focus on practical applications and measurable results. 

A Glimpse at Startups That Stood Out

The Startup Health Village at ViVE 2025 had a dynamic group of new companies driving innovation in digital health. These startups are developing solutions to address multiple challenges in virtual mental healthcare, digital therapeutics, and at-home clinical trials.

They showed an exceptional focus on working hand-in-hand with existing healthcare systems, their understanding of the regulatory requirements, and their commitment to making healthcare more accessible, affordable, and equitable.

NeuroFlow – Scalable, Personalized Mental Health Integration

Among the startups at ViVE 2025, NeuroFlow demonstrated how it is tackling one of healthcare’s most pressing gaps, i.e., mental health integration. Their AI-powered platform helps primary care providers monitor and support patients’ behavioral health alongside their physical health. 

By collecting and analyzing patient-reported outcomes and behavioral data between visits, NeuroFlow enables personalized, proactive care. Clinicians can receive real-time alerts on patient progress, while patients benefit from continuous, customized mental health support without needing care from a separate expert.

This integration is valuable in addressing mental health stigma, improving care adherence, and reducing the burden on overwhelmed behavioral health specialists.

Infermedica – AI for Early Diagnosis and Smarter Triage

Another standout was Infermedica. They are using AI to streamline early diagnosis and patient triage. Their platform combines medical knowledge with machine learning to guide patients and healthcare providers through the diagnostic process. It can assess symptoms, suggest possible conditions, and also recommend next steps, helping organizations manage care more efficiently. 

Infermedica’s tools are already being used by telemedicine platforms, insurance providers, and hospitals to reduce clinicians’ time on initial assessments, improve patient navigation, and increase diagnostic accuracy. The technology improves operational efficiency and enhances patient satisfaction by offering a faster, more guided care experience.

Navina – Data Intelligence for Clinicians

Navina is transforming how clinicians interact with patient data by turning unstructured information into clear, actionable summaries. At ViVE 2025, they presented their AI-driven clinical intelligence platform that automatically organizes medical records, lab results, notes, and images into a coherent patient overview. 

This massive transformation reduces the time providers spend combing through fragmented data across EHRs and helps them make more informed decisions faster. Navina aims to reduce clinician burnout, prevent errors, and ultimately enhance the quality of care by improving data clarity and surfacing what matters most for each case. In an industry where information overload is a serious problem, Navina offers a practical solution that brings clarity and focus back to the point of care.

Step into the Future of Healthcare with Folio3!

At ViVE 2025, some of the biggest conversations revolved around AI, human-centric design, new care delivery models, data sharing, and cybersecurity. These trends align closely with Folio3 Digital Health’s expertise in delivering cutting-edge healthcare technology solutions.

AI-Powered Workflow Automation and Predictive Analytics

When it comes to AI in healthcare, we are already helping organizations streamline clinical workflows with AI-driven document automation and predictive analytics, enhancing efficiency and patient outcomes. Our human-centric design approach ensures that digital tools are intuitive and seamlessly fit into clinician workflows, reducing complexity rather than adding to it. 

Supporting the Shift to Hybrid Care Models

As healthcare moves toward hybrid care models, we support this transformation with telehealth platforms customized to suit unique needs, remote patient monitoring, and mobile health applications that improve accessibility and engagement.

Advancing Interoperability with HL7: Insights from Our Interview

Another major theme was interoperability, where the industry is finally making real progress. As an Epic vendor, we enable seamless data exchange using FHIR and HL7 standards, helping healthcare organizations turn complex data into actionable insights. For us, cybersecurity remains a top priority. This is why our solutions are built with robust security frameworks to ensure compliance with HIPAA, GDPR, and other regulations, safeguarding sensitive patient information.

As the industry continues to evolve, we remain focused on delivering technology that enhances efficiency and improves patient care.

See You in Los Angeles for ViVE 2026!

ViVE 2025 clearly showed everyone that the digital transformation of healthcare is happening right now! We’re talking about more sophisticated tools, in-depth conversations, and a growing sense of the new possible. As we move forward, our success will depend on our ability to:

• Design healthcare solutions with empathy and a deep understanding of people’s needs.
• Build systems that allow data to flow seamlessly between different parts of the healthcare system.
• Stay focused on the people we are to serve. 

The future of healthcare was experienced at ViVE 2025 – it is advanced and deeply human-centered. Can’t wait to see what’s up next! 

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