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CHIME26 Fall Forum puts digital health decisions to work.

November 11, 2026
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October 14, 2026
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Denver, Colorado
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The CHIME26 Fall Forum takes place November 11-14, 2026, at the Gaylord Rockies Resort in Denver, Colorado. The program combines keynote sessions, focus groups, sunrise sessions and track sessions. Lightning talks, success stories, solution sessions and horizon chats are designed to move the conversation from emerging ideas toward real-world leadership choices. CHIME community programming also addresses cybersecurity, informatics, behavioral health, technology, applications and analytics, giving leaders multiple ways to examine how digital health priorities intersect across the enterprise.

That makes the Forum a useful setting for comparing more than product features. Leaders can examine whether an initiative works inside the existing electronic health record, reduces duplicate systems and manual handoffs, strengthens auditability and connects operational measures to financial outcomes. They can also compare how organizations govern automation, define human oversight and keep the underlying workflow visible as technology scales. Use these discussions to test whether digital health strategy supports EHR-native revenue cycle execution, measurable performance and accountable operating decisions.

Four decisions connect digital progress to performance.

Automation should remove work, not relocate it.

An automated step can look successful while exceptions accumulate elsewhere. Compare whether solutions eliminate avoidable touches, handoffs and rescue work across the full process. First-Pass Performance provides a stronger measure: work completed correctly upstream, before another team must repair it downstream.

Intelligence needs an execution path.

Analytics create value only when insight changes action. Examine how signals are prioritized, routed and resolved, and whether leaders can trace decisions through the same operating environment. A connected revenue cycle technology ecosystem should turn visibility into governed work, not another dashboard awaiting interpretation.

Integration should preserve control.

Technology that operates outside the system of record can introduce duplicate queues, reconciliation and audit gaps. Compare approaches that work within established security, reporting and workflow controls. EHR integration for revenue cycle management keeps execution visible while reducing the operational cost of parallel processes.

Governance should make outcomes inspectable.

Digital initiatives need clear owners, intervention points and measures tied to financial performance. Open Accountability helps leaders distinguish implementation activity from outcome ownership. The practical test is whether teams can see emerging risk, assign action and verify improvement in cash, capacity or cost.

Turn a digital health priority into a working session.

Use the form to share the technology or revenue cycle decision on your agenda. Vee Healthtek can help connect workflow design, EHR-native execution and accountable governance to the financial outcome you need to improve.

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