​Every week, a new AI tool promises to solve healthcare’s toughest operational problems. From intake and scheduling in behavioral health, to documentation in pediatric therapy, to billing in post-acute and senior care, there’s no shortage of bold claims. Yet, leaders know the reality: some pilots deliver meaningful results, while others stall out or add complexity.

​That’s why we’re bringing together leaders who have seen this firsthand. Leaders from Camber, a16z, Barclays, Smith Point Capital, New Mountain Capital, and Tennr will share candid perspectives on what’s working, what isn’t, and how operators and investors can separate value from noise.

​Together, we’ll explore:

• ​Real examples of where AI has already eased the operational load

• ​Common pitfalls and warning signs when evaluating vendors

• ​Practical ways to assess ROI before scaling a proof of concept

• ​How people and technology will work together in everyday operations

​Featured Speakers

​Julie Yoo – General Partner, Andreessen Horowitz (a16z) Bio + Health. Investor in AI-powered health platforms transforming care and operations. Julie Yoo is a General Partner at Andreessen Horowitz, investing in digital health and AI platforms spanning revenue-cycle automation, clinical documentation, and decision support. A former health-tech founder, she brings technical expertise and provider insight to scaling AI in clinical practice.

​Stephanie J. Davis – Managing Director, Barclays
Healthcare tech analyst with a finance-first view on AI’s real impact. Stephanie Davis leads healthcare technology research at Barclays, covering behavioral health, virtual care, and pharmacy networks. She brings a finance-first perspective on how AI is shaping clinician productivity, patient engagement, and payment integrity.

​Keith Block – Founder & CEO, Smith Point Capital
Former Salesforce Co-CEO driving AI adoption in mission-critical operations. Keith Block now leads Smith Point Capital, investing in AI-driven enterprise platforms. He emphasizes replatforming away from legacy systems and brings an operator’s perspective on how AI can deliver measurable improvements in critical workflows.

​Zach Herz-Roiphe – Vice President, New Mountain Capital
PE operator focused on AI solutions for revenue cycle and cost containment. Zach Herz-Roiphe oversees operating initiatives at New Mountain Capital, working with portfolio companies applying AI to revenue cycle, payment integrity, and administrative workflows. He brings a pragmatic view on how AI strengthens financial performance in healthcare.

​Trey Holterman – Co-founder & CEO, Tennr
Founder building language model solutions to untangle messy referral workflows. Trey Holterman leads Tennr, which automates referral intake, eligibility checks, and denial management using healthcare-trained language models. Tennr removes administrative friction so patients never get lost in the referral process.

​About Camber

​This event is brought to you by Camber. At Camber, we work at the intersection of healthcare operations and AI innovation. Every day, we see both the promise and the challenges of deploying new technologies in behavioral health, post-acute care, ABA therapy, senior living, and other care settings. By convening this conversation, our goal is to create a forum where operators and investors can share lessons, surface practical frameworks, and build confidence in how AI can meaningfully improve care delivery and transform their organizations.