RadiantGraph CEO Anmol Madan says health care is still in the early innings of AI adoption, with investments focused on areas such as prior authorization, scheduling, intake and clinical note-taking. He says AI could eventually lower costs and expand access by supporting care management and chronic conditions, while near-term adoption is more likely to reshape jobs than eliminate them. Madan also says scaling AI will depend on organizational acceptance, clinical evidence and safeguards that prove the technology can deliver care safely.