
<p>What does it actually take to deploy AI inside a healthcare organization — beyond chatbots and proof-of-concept demos?In this episode of Digital Health Interviews, Alex Koshykov sits down with Ashley (Odom) Cairns...


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Hosted by Alex Koshykov · technology · EN
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Signup to Generate a PitchHealth2Tech is hosted by Alex Koshykov. The show has published 76 episodes to date.
Recent episodes include "#76 Digital Health Interviews: Beyond AI Chatbots: Building the Infrastructure Healthcare Actually Needs with Ashley Cairns" (17 September 2026, 27 minutes), "#76 Digital Health Interviews: Beyond AI Chatbots: Building the Infrastructure Healthcare Actually Needs with Ashley Cairns" (17 September 2026, 27 minutes), and "#75 The Future of Virtual Care, AI Agents, and Healthcare Access | Chris Moose (Wheel)" (29 July 2026, 33 minutes).
Health2Tech publishes roughly monthly, with episodes averaging 33 minutes across 76 episodes.
Booking probability for Health2Tech is 32%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Health2Tech requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Health2Tech's contact route on record: public web form.
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Alex Koshykov hosts Health2Tech, a technology podcast with 76 episodes published.
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<p>What does it actually take to deploy AI inside a healthcare organization — beyond chatbots and proof-of-concept demos?In this episode of Digital Health Interviews, Alex Koshykov sits down with Ashley (Odom) Cairns...

What does it actually take to deploy AI inside a healthcare organization — beyond chatbots and proof-of-concept demos?In this episode of Digital Health Interviews, Alex Koshykov sits down with Ashley (Odom) Cairns...

<p>DescriptionWhat is the future of virtual care—and how will AI agents, interoperability, GLP-1 medications, blockchain, and government policy reshape healthcare delivery?In this episode of Digital Health Interviews...

DescriptionWhat is the future of virtual care—and how will AI agents, interoperability, GLP-1 medications, blockchain, and government policy reshape healthcare delivery?In this episode of Digital Health Interviews, Alex...

<p>Why US Healthcare Is Broken — and Why AI Alone Won’t Save It | Dr. David LevyIn this episode of Digital Health Interviews, Alex Koshykov speaks with Dr. David Levy, physician, entrepreneur, former PwC global...

Why US Healthcare Is Broken — and Why AI Alone Won’t Save It | Dr. David LevyIn this episode of Digital Health Interviews, Alex Koshykov speaks with Dr. David Levy, physician, entrepreneur, former PwC global healthcare...

<p>Jason Scharf is one of the loudest voices in Austin’s growing health tech and biotech ecosystem — and in this episode of Digital Health Interviews, we go deep into why Austin is rapidly becoming one of the most...

<p>In this episode of Digital Health Interviews, we sit down with David Jabotovsky — a soon-to-be pain medicine fellow with an MD/MBA background — to unpack the reality of modern medicine from the front lines.From...

<p>In this episode of Digital Health Interviews, we sit down with Sean Day, early-stage investor at Rock Health Capital, to break down what actually matters when building and funding digital health startups in 2026.</p>

<p>A conversation with Rami Ajjuri, a healthcare product leader, on why healthcare UI/UX still fails clinicians, what founders consistently get wrong, and how AI is reshaping digital health.</p><p>We also explore...

Episode #69
<p>Phase Capital founder Kavya Sharman explains the difference between techbio and biotech and where GenAI is already changing lab work. We discuss autonomous labs, realistic disease “cure” timelines, and her thesis as...

<p>AMA president Dr. Jesse Ehrenfeld talks about medical debt, AI’s role in reducing burnout, value-based care, and global AI adoption differences. We also hear why he continues to see patients despite major leadership...

<p>NYC Health + Hospitals Chief Quality Officer Dr. Komal Bajaj shares a candid view on hospital pilots, AI expectations, and startup red flags. We talk about quality, safety, and how founders can win (and keep)...

<p>HealthX Ventures principal Laura Hilty reflects on her journey from Epic operator to health tech investor. We discuss scalability challenges, what investors truly look for, and realistic roles for AI in care.</p>

Episode #65
<p>KeyCare CEO Dr. Lyle Berkowitz shares his “SAD” principle for fixing healthcare workflows: Simplify, Automate, and Delegate. We cover ambient AI, value-based care incentives, and why telehealth still underperforms...

<p>Cleveland Clinic’s Jennifer Owens opens up about driving AI programs inside a major health system. We talk decision-making in large organizations, GenAI use cases, model risks, and the future of US healthcare.</p>

<p>THYNK co-founder Jennifer Gentile explores game-based tools for brain function and mental health. We discuss telehealth’s early days, hardware integration, safety concerns, and funding strategies.</p>

<p>Carenostics COO Kanishka Rao explains how his company uses AI to detect chronic diseases earlier inside health systems. We cover grants, EHR integrations, incentives for prevention, and future expansion plans.</p>

<p>Rock Health’s Julia Croxen reviews the digital health market of 2024 and shares predictions for 2025. We talk investment trends, scaling challenges, Rock Health’s maturity curve, and what winning startups did...

Episode #60
<p>Dr. Joseph Kvedar explains why home-based care and telehealth are central to the next phase of US healthcare. We cover business models, AI use cases, and what startups must nail to succeed in virtual care.</p>
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