Andrew Lovewell

iOS Envy, a hybrid.

There's great inventory management systems today.

Like just explore these things, see how they fit into your ASC and deliver value for you.

And then, you know, when we get into the AI space and robotics, like let's let's tiptoe into that cautiously and make sure that it's going to actually produce value before we explore purchase and, you know, taking on that.

I think it depends on what stage you're at, right?

So if you say I'm an ASC and I don't have a practice management system with an integrated inventory management platform, well, that's a really strategic thing you should do.

That would add value very quickly.

You could get some case costing out of it.

If you're an ASC that has an EHR and the PM and the inventory management system all integrated already, maybe we should look at some kind of digital arrival and tracking system to make sure that all of our patients fill out their health histories and they're getting all the automated prompting on the medications and all those things ahead of time.

You know, is there a patient tracking software we need to use like Ospitech in the ASC so we can track our patients and know actually how we perform on turnover times and how we perform on in-the-room time and those things?

Like just exploring where you're at in the process and then figuring out adjunctive technologies that support you is really the key player.

You know, if you've got all those things done, yeah, let's look at some AI.

You know, what can we use?

Is there an AI coding software?

Yeah.

Is there an AI pre-cert software we could use?

We don't want to also over-adopt point solutions.

So making sure you partner with somebody who's a true partner, not a vendor, is really the use case you have to explore.

Anybody can add point solutions, but you're going to end up with point solution fatigue by just adding and adding and adding to it.

So