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Your health insurer shouldn’t decide your treatment plan. That’s what your doctor (and possibly AI) should be doing.

Your health insurer shouldn’t decide your treatment plan. That’s what your doctor (and possibly AI) should be doing.
MarketWatch Saturday 27 June 2026, 16:41 UTC By Paul Markovitch 1 min read
Key Points

With a digital health record, clinicians and AI-driven diagnostic tools would be able to see your full health history — and then make better decisions.

With a digital health record, clinicians and AI-driven diagnostic tools would be able to see your full health history — and then make better decisions. [Image text:] INSURANCE CLAIA DENIED
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