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[AI Week] AI in Healthcare: The patient experience at thinkspace SEATTLE

[AI Week] AI in Healthcare: The patient experience

A panel moderated by Hailey Clark discusses AI in patient care, including data, trust, regulation, and current healthcare applications.

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October 28, 2026 · 2 PM – 3 PM

thinkspace SEATTLE · Free ·

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Hear a clinician-turned-builder and healthcare technology founders discuss what AI is doing in patient care and what remains to be solved.

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AI is moving from the research lab into the clinic, the operating room, and the apps patients use at home. What's actually working in patient care today, and what still has to be solved on data, trust, and regulation? ASMBL's Hailey Clark sits down with two builders shipping AI into healthcare for a practical conversation on AI and the patient experience. Featuring Hailey Clark, CEO, ASMBL (Moderator) Hailey leads ASMBL, the team co-presenting this panel and shaping the conversation around real patient outcomes rather than demos. Anthony Maxin, Co-Founder & CTO, Apertur Apertur is a Seattle-founded neurotech company building a smartphone-based brain assessment app. Anthony came to AI through neurological surgery at UW, where he led the research behind the product. He brings the view of a clinician turned builder. Michael Nikitin, Co-Founder & CTO, AIDA Healthcare; CEO, Itirra AIDA is a healthcare AI platform embedded in Epic and deployed within payer and provider environments, featuring care coordination tools used across most Pacific Northwest hospitals. Michael has built AIDA’s technology and its HITRUST-certified security program since 2017. He brings the perspective of a builder who measures AI by the efficiency it delivers in production.

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