AGENTIC AI IN HEALTHTECH
Agentic AI in Healthcare
Would You Trust This Agent?
Healthcare is entering a new era where AI is moving beyond documentation, search, and decision support toward systems that can reason, coordinate workflows, use tools, monitor conditions, and take increasingly autonomous actions.
Agentic AI in Healthcare brings together founders, clinicians, healthcare operators, researchers, investors, and enterprise leaders to explore how autonomous AI systems are being applied across the healthcare ecosystem — and where human authority must remain absolute.
We’ll examine how agentic systems are changing clinical workflows, patient engagement, care coordination, diagnostics, operations, research, drug development, and administrative work. The focus is not simply on what AI can automate, but on what healthcare organizations can safely trust AI to do.
The centerpiece of the event is Would You Trust This Agent? — a series of demonstrations and discussions where healthcare professionals evaluate real or realistic agentic workflows and ask the question that matters most:
Would you actually trust this system with a patient, a clinical decision, or an operational responsibility?
Expect startup demonstrations, technical presentations, clinical perspectives, investor conversations, and practical discussions around the models, architectures, data, integrations, evaluations, safeguards, and human oversight required to deploy agentic AI in real healthcare environments.
What We’ll Explore
Clinical AI agents and decision support
Patient intake, triage, and navigation
Care coordination and follow-up
Medical documentation and workflow automation
Diagnostic assistance and clinical reasoning
Prior authorization and administrative operations
Hospital and healthcare system operations
Drug discovery and clinical research
Agentic systems for providers, payers, and life sciences
Memory, context, and longitudinal patient intelligence
Tool use across EHRs, scheduling, messaging, and healthcare systems
Reliability, evaluation, and clinical safety
Privacy, permissions, and governance
Human-in-the-loop vs. human-on-the-loop healthcare
Where autonomous AI should — and should not — be allowed to act
Would You Trust This Agent?
Healthcare creates a fundamentally different challenge for agentic AI.
A system that makes the wrong recommendation in a marketing campaign may waste money.
A system that makes the wrong decision in healthcare can affect a person’s life.
This session puts trust, reliability, and authority at the center of the conversation.
Founders and operators will present agentic healthcare workflows, while clinicians, researchers, and industry experts evaluate them across questions such as:
Is the agent reasoning correctly?
Does it have enough context?
Can its actions be audited?
When should it escalate to a human?
What happens when it is uncertain?
And would you actually trust it in a real healthcare environment?
Who Should Attend
This event is designed for:
Healthcare founders building the next generation of AI-native companies.
Clinicians and healthcare professionals exploring how AI may change patient care and clinical workflows.
Hospital and health system leaders evaluating autonomous systems for real-world deployment.
AI engineers and researchers working on agents, reasoning systems, healthcare models, evaluation, and safety.
Investors looking for emerging opportunities across healthcare AI, digital health, biotech, and life sciences.
Healthcare operators and enterprise buyers searching for technologies that can improve efficiency, access, and outcomes.
Biotech and life sciences teams applying intelligent systems to research, discovery, and development.
From Assistance to Agency
The first generation of healthcare AI helped people find information, summarize records, generate notes, and make recommendations.
The next generation will increasingly be expected to:
Observe → Reason → Plan → Use Tools → Take Action → Learn
That shift from AI assistant to AI agent creates enormous opportunity — but it also changes the questions healthcare organizations need to ask.
It is no longer enough to ask:
“Is the model accurate?”
We also need to ask:
“What authority should this system have?”
“How do we know when it is wrong?”
“Who is accountable for its actions?”
“When must a human intervene?”
“And what would it take for us to trust it?”
The Future of Healthcare Will Be Agentic
But autonomy in healthcare cannot come at the expense of safety, accountability, patient trust, or human judgment.
Agentic AI in Healthcare explores how we build intelligent systems capable of doing more — while preserving the human authority necessary to deploy them responsibly.
Join founders, clinicians, investors, researchers, operators, and healthcare leaders for a practical exploration of what happens when AI begins to participate directly in how healthcare gets done.
Would you trust this agent?