Melissa Soliz

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AHLA's Speaking of Health Law · Latest Developments in Interoperability Litigation · 23 Jun 2026 podcast

And Brendan, I wanted to start with you and with technology innovators.

I think it's fair to say that for smaller innovators

This environment can feel pretty pretty brutal.

You know, they need access to the data to build their products and they may be viewed by suspicion.

By incumbents and by providers and by networks and

But you know, a lot of them are coming from wanting to solve some real workflow problems, be it for a provider or for a payer or for a patient.

But a lot of them probably don't have the leverage or the legal budgets or the institutional trust of our large incumbent market players, right?

So w what are some of your suggestions to innovat innovators who are operating in the space or looking to kind of enter these waters?

I love that.

Uh it it definitely does I think feel like a super vo power for those folks.

Um but Amy, let's let's move on to

providers who I doubt see it maybe as a superpower, but maybe they do.

Um, I personally think providers are in

a more difficult position because they're the ones whose patient data is being exchanged and they are the ones who are subject to a lot of these very stringent privacy laws like HIPAA and the state privacy laws.

But they also have those information blocking obligations.

So when somebody comes knocking on the door for the data and they're holding their IBR sword, uh, you know, providers have to they're regulated by this and have to respond.

And, you know, I think it's fair to say that a lot of them are relying on their EHR vendors and their participation in networks and exchanges to help them

meet these requirements, right?

But they the providers might not fully understand how those networks work.

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