Creyos was a proud attendee of ViVE 2026 from February 22 to 25, 2026, in Los Angeles, California. The event provided countless opportunities to connect with healthcare leaders and explore how the business of healthcare could and should change as technology evolves.
ViVE was co-created by HLTH and CHIME to unite health systems and payer leaders with the investors, innovators, and technology partners that could help them drive measurable improvements through advancements in digital health. The event welcomed CIOs, CTOs, CMIOs, and digital health executives with open arms to gather and discuss how they could work together to accelerate strategies, evaluate how they leverage technology, and most importantly, how they can collaborate to apply real-world solutions to their healthcare systems and practices to improve patient outcomes.
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As a HLTH event, ViVE is at the very forefront of innovation in the healthcare industry. The event offered a dynamic and unique platform to connect with industry partners just as interested as Creyos in improving cognitive healthcare through digital technology. Our team spent the four-day event exchanging knowledge and listening to healthcare leaders as they discussed the latest trends and technology solutions in healthcare and how they can be leveraged to improve workflows to shape a healthier future.
Creyos was at ViVE from start to finish to attend as many of the events and discussions as possible. From the early sessions on Sunday morning through to the last events on Wednesday afternoon. This event was filled to the brim with high-impact content and curated experiences that our team did not want to miss.
A few of our favorite discussions from this year's lineup included:
On February 22, 2026, this talk covered the importance of leveraging impactful technology in nursing for better care. Technology is transforming numerous industries, and nursing is no different. Healthcare is being reshaped in this pivotal moment with AI-powered documentation and predictive analytics that can be used at the point of care. These innovations have the potential to elevate how nurses learn and deliver care, enhancing the human side of the nursing profession. Leaders in this session shared their professional insights on the responsibility of building clinician trust while integrating AI, narrowing the gap between technological innovation and provider adoption.
On Sunday, February 22, 2026, this session explored the importance of meaningful patient engagement as AI continues to change and reshape healthcare. The discussion begged the question, "How do we ensure patients are true partners in building equitable, trustworthy, and transformative AI and digital health tools?” AI has the potential to transform healthcare from diagnosis to treatment and access. It could transform policy and implementation. But it must reflect the real needs and lived experiences of patients. Patient-Centered AI brought together leaders who put the patient experience first at every stage of innovation to strengthen design and build smarter investments.
Reimagining Nursing Workflows took place on Sunday, February 22, 2026, to break down how technology can improve workflows in nursing to give more time back to patient care. Time is everything in nursing. It impacts not only patient care but also nursing satisfaction and retention. AI technology can provide nurses with real-time, voice-based charting and AI summaries that have the potential to save countless hours while improving medication management. These innovations can help healthcare professions cut through the noise and give nurses time back in their day to spend with their patients. Panelists in this discussion tackled how technology can be used to reduce administrative burden and boost safety using real-world use cases.
On Wednesday, February 25, 2026, ViVE held this amazing discussion on how palliative and support care systems can improve supportive care and improve more patient-centered outcomes through the use of digital health innovations. Key discussion points included how most health systems still organize themselves around episodic, acute care, how technology can improve system performance, and the opportunities created by new AI-enabled predictive models. Old systems of organization leave patients underserved in vulnerable moments, but new technology can help systems to provide better, more patient-centered care that reduces avoidable hospital and emergency utilization through the proactive identification of high-needs patients and the use of scalable digital solutions.
Digital solutions have the potential to transform the healthcare industry, saving health systems money while simultaneously improving patient care. For cognitive health, remote, digital assessment tools are paving the way for early, accurate detections and better risk management. Digital cognitive testing from Creyos is scientifically validated and easy to implement into care—improving workflows and reducing administrative burden.
Digital solutions like those from Creyos have the power to transform, taking healthcare into the next chapter.