CHCF September 17, 2024
Robin Buller

Artificial intelligence (AI) holds immense promise as a great equalizer — a technology that can be harnessed to lift up historically marginalized communities by increasing access to care, improving provider efficiency, and broadening data processing capabilities. It also poses significant risks when it comes to harming underserved populations. If AI is implemented without thoughtful consideration, it could perpetuate harmful biases, widen existing gaps in care, and create new disparities.

To learn more about how California safety-net health plans are grappling with these complex challenges and opportunities, CHCF spoke with chief health equity officers from three Medi-Cal plans serving highly diverse populations. They are Pooja Mittal, MD, of Health Net; Mohamed Jalloh, PharmD, of Partnership Health Plan; and Traco Matthews, MBA,...

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