Healthcare AI is not just a model question. It is a control question. As AI enters clinical workflows, hospitals need to know where patient data goes, who governs it, and whether they can deploy AI on their own terms. That is why control, security, and flexibility matter.

Healthcare's AI transformation is accelerating, and JPM 2026 made that clear. We kicked off the week with our second annual Healthcare CEO Dinner, co-hosted by our CEO @htaneja alongside Matt Garman, CEO of @awscloud, bringing together the founders, investors, and executives leading enterprise transformation at @SummaHealth, @WellSpan, HATCo, and beyond. Throughout the week, conversations centered on a vision we're a decade into building: health assurance. That means proactive, accessible, and affordable care that shifts from treating sickness to sustaining wellness. We've assembled a portfolio of companies—@CommureOS, @Hippocraticai, @transcarent, Capital Rx, @ro, @HealthEx_io, @aidocmed, and others—architecting this future together. Applied AI is the engine of healthcare abundance. It creates capacity where there was constraint, access where there were barriers, and affordability where costs once spiraled. The scarcity that has defined healthcare for generations can finally give way to a system designed for everyone. The capital and innovation are here. What matters now is the conviction to execute and the commitment to partner in building a system that doesn't wait for people to get sick, but works tirelessly to keep them well.

Sigma Healthcare is entering the U.K. market by partnering with London-based Greenlight Healthcare Ltd. Read more about the agreement: (Photo: Bloomberg)

What if healthcare’s biggest challenge isn’t technology… but coordination? At the USC VanEck Southern California Blockchain Conference, our Co-founder & CEO, Dr Tuan Cao, shared his perspective that healthcare and pharma are fundamentally coordination problems. Clinical trials, sponsors, hospitals, auditors, experts, and patient participants all require coordination.

Never stop pointing out that they told us healthcare and education were too expensive and that taxing the rich is victimizing them. While the Pentagon says the war in Iran cost $29B, analysts are saying it cost at least $72B in the first 60 days. $72B, just gone.

“If we’re going to bend the cost curve in healthcare and change the way people access care, we need to reimagine things from first principles. That’s what got us to where we are today: we’re an operating system for health plans.” We are leading @YuzuHealthInc's $35M Series A to help catalyze more innovation in health insurance. Congrats to @maxkauderer, @up_to_nonsense, @EryDayImRusslen and the team. Watch GC's Alex Tran in conversation with Max and Ryan.