Carta Healthcare, an award-winning leader in enterprise clinical data management, today announced record company growth in 2025, driven by strong customer expansion, industry-leading customer retention, and rising demand for Hybrid Intelligence solutions across hospitals and health systems nationwide.
PSQH reached out to experts throughout healthcare to get their predictions for what will happen in patient safety and healthcare quality in 2026. We received so many predictions this time around that we’re breaking it up into two parts. Here’s Part 2 of what they had to say.
"Health information management [HIM] is evolving quickly as organizations push for greater accuracy and stronger safeguards around patient data. New approaches to data exchange and abstraction are helping HIM teams deliver timelier information, while advances in privacy and security are keeping pace with regulatory demands. The trend is toward practical innovations that make the work […]
The Society of Thoracic Surgeons star ratings carry significant weight for hospitals with open heart surgery programs. While often viewed as a clinical benchmark, these ratings also have substantial strategic and financial implications, particularly for hospital chief financial officers, influencing everything from referral volume to physician recruitment and payer negotiations. In short, an investment in […]
A new market survey from Carta Healthcare reveals that hospital leaders are overwhelmingly rejecting fully autonomous AI in favor of “hybrid intelligence” models that pair technology with clinical expertise. With 62.5% of respondents citing data misinterpretation as a critical risk of “black box” systems, the industry is cementing a preference for AI that augments rather […]
"The workforce challenge isn’t going away, but the focus is shifting. Health systems will invest in retention strategies, flexible staffing models, and technology that reduces burnout. The organizations that balance efficiency with workforce well-being will be best positioned to thrive."
Hospitals and health systems overwhelmingly prefer artificial intelligence (AI) models that combine technology with clinical expertise, according to new survey results released today by Carta Healthcare, the leading provider of AI-powered clinical data abstraction solutions.
Becker’s Hospital Review released its 2025 “100 Women in Health IT to Know” list, recognizing female leaders driving innovation in healthcare technology. Honorees are advancing digital transformation, improving care delivery, and shaping the future of health IT.
Federal cuts to U.S. medical research funding threaten progress and job losses; the private sector must step in with funding, tech and collaboration to sustain research, accelerate discovery with AI, and support institutions so critical studies can continue despite public funding declines.
Recent digital health funding highlights strong investor demand for AI-driven care solutions. Investments in companies like Cohere Health reflect the same momentum behind Carta Healthcare’s AI-powered clinical data abstraction, underscoring growing confidence in technology that improves efficiency, quality, and outcomes.
Becker’s reports UPMC Enterprises led an $18.25M Series B1 investment in Carta Healthcare, backing its AI-powered clinical data abstraction platform. The funding accelerates growth and expands use of Carta’s AI tools that streamline data abstraction and analytics for health systems.
Carta Healthcare secured $18.25 M in Series B1 funding led by UPMC Enterprises and other strategic health system investors to expand its AI-powered clinical data abstraction and analytics platform, accelerate growth especially in life sciences, and scale solutions that improve data insights and care delivery.
Carta Healthcare secured $18.25M in Series B1 funding led by UPMC Enterprises with strategic health system investors to expand its AI-powered clinical data abstraction and analytics platform, accelerate growth especially in life sciences, and streamline data insights for care and research.
The article stresses that better data sharing and collaboration speeds bench-to-bedside discoveries by streamlining clinical trial recruitment and data management using AI. Carta Healthcare’s AI clinical data platform helps accelerate research, extract real-world insights, and match patients to trials, supporting this collaborative translational effort.
At HIMSS25, AI’s practical use in healthcare was a central theme. Vendors, including Carta Healthcare, emphasized real-world AI applications that reduce admin burden, improve workflows, and support value-based care, showing where healthcare tech is moving beyond hype into measurable impact.
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