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RadiantGraph, the healthcare personalization platform using machine learning and artificial intelligence to drive consumer engagement for health plans and healthcare service organizations, recently announced the appointment of Geeta Nayyar, MD, MBA, a globally recognized leader, technologist, and bestselling author, as the company’s first Chief Medical Officer.
Dr. Geeta Nayyar, known as “Dr. G,” brings extensive global health leadership, focusing on advancing consumer outcomes at the intersection of medicine, technology, and business. She is a widely sought-after speaker and author of the Wall Street Journal and USA Today bestseller “Dead Wrong: Diagnosing and Treating Healthcare’s Misinformation Illness,” Dr. G has appeared on CNBC, CNN, CBS, and other prominent media outlets. She has served as chief medical officer for Salesforce and AT&T, among other executive roles. She currently serves on the board of the American Telemedicine Association and as an advisor to the American Medical Association.
This announcement follows RadiantGraph’s successful launch and serves as a strong signal of the company’s momentum in the development of cutting-edge healthcare AI. RadiantGraph currently provides personalized support across mental health, substance abuse, oncology, chronic conditions, MSK and complex medication needs- supporting multiple facets of the healthcare consumer experience.
As per RadiantGraph, consumers are driving the adoption of technology in healthcare. Since the pandemic, patients have become more engaged in their own healthcare and demand more from their healthcare providers. Delivering personalized information to consumers is the key to staying connected and ensuring that they take the appropriate actions to manage their health. Healthcare providers need to lead with a digital care first mindset to increase productivity and elevate the consumer experience.
“The possibilities for advancement that exist in healthcare technology have never been more real or palpable. AI has the potential to be a force multiplier for consumer health, but it’s critical that any new technology be developed with intentionality and application to better humanity,” said Dr. G. “I saw in RadiantGraph the purposeful development of an advanced AI that was able to bring a human side to technology with the promise of enhancing a healthcare system that is struggling to catch up with how consumers engage and interact.”
Dr. G has seen firsthand the disconnect between consumer communication and healthcare. She has been advocating healthcare personalization, spending much of the past 5+ years working to develop a way to impactfully improve consumer engagement.
