AI for better care: Making health care work smarter

UnitedHealthcare leaders Jennifer Zmuda and Craig Kurtzweil share how AI is helping revolutionize the healthcare system.

UnitedHealthcare Chief Information Officer Jennifer Zmuda and Chief Data and Analytics Officer for UnitedHealthcare’s commercial business Craig Kurtzweil  discuss how artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionizing health care by helping to enable faster care coordination and quicker issue resolution, with the goal of making health care work smarter through simpler, more personal and connected experiences that lead to better outcomes and lower costs.

Advancing health care intelligence with AI

UnitedHealth Group and its businesses, UnitedHealthcare and Optum, are committed to using AI responsibly. This includes ensuring that AI solutions are designed, developed and maintained in a way that prioritizes accuracy, human review, privacy, security, ethics and transparency. AI models do not store or replicate member data, do not make coverage decisions and do not replace clinical decision-making.

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