Artificial Intelligence (AI) is no longer a distant concept - it's actively shaping the way healthcare is delivered - from clinical decision-making to patient experience. From improving efficiency to driving innovation in patient care, AI is creating powerful opportunities and raising important questions. In this episode, our guest shares insights on how AI is being applied in real-world healthcare settings. This conversation explores practical use cases, emerging trends, and what healthcare professionals need to know as AI continues to evolve.
The contents of this Podcast are intended for educational/informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. Policyholders are urged to consult with their personal attorney for legal advice, as specific legal requirements may vary from state to state and/or change over time. All names have been changed to protect privacy.
Alissa Kalish serves as the Marketing Communications Specialist at SVMIC, where she brings creativity, strategic thinking, and a collaborative mindset to every initiative. With a background in project management and relationship building, Alissa leads key communications efforts, manages the company’s social media presence, and hosts the SVMIC podcast—crafting content that deepens engagement and expands the organization’s reach.
She holds a Bachelor’s degree in Child Development and draws on her foundation in social work to bring empathy, active listening, solution-focused thinking, and an understanding of diverse perspectives to her work. Alissa’s innovative approach and team-oriented spirit continue to support SVMIC’s mission and drive meaningful connections with policyholders and colleagues alike.
Matthew has defended health care providers, businesses and device manufacturers in civil litigation for more than two decades. He is a shareholder Marshall Dennehey’s Health Care Department and Chair of the Electronic Medical Record and Audit Trail Practice Group. Matt has provided legal commentary and been a keynote speaker on issues involving AI in healthcare, medical documentation, the electronic medical record and the audit trail for a number of organizations including NBC News, Thomson Reuters, the American Society for Healthcare Risk Management, The Legal Intelligencer, Law 360, ED Legal Letter, Risk Review, Litigation Management, Counterpoint and Becker’s Hospital Review. Matt also serves as an editor of the health risk management journal, Patient Safety. He is the author of the Thomson Reuters’ book, Electronic Medical Records and Litigation. He provides advice nationally to health systems on these issues. Matt has previously served as President of the DRI Foundation, Pennsylvania Defense Institute (PDI) and the Pennsylvania Association for Health Care Risk Management. He also previously served on the Board of Directors of both DRI and PDI. In 2023, he was the recipient of the DRI Foundation Community Service Award and DRI Leadership Award. Matt is an active member of ASHRM and American Legal Connections.
