The summit, scheduled for August 28, 2026, in Cleveland and via livestream, seeks to move the needle on how innovation translates into patient outcomes. Conexiant plans to leverage its MDSpire News platform to distill complex discussions—ranging from predictive analytics and workflow automation to ethics and regulation—into content tailored for specific clinical disciplines. By integrating these findings into its existing network, which connects nearly 200 associations and millions of verified professionals, the company intends to extend the summit's reach well beyond the event's conclusion.
"Cleveland Clinic is not simply convening a conversation about artificial intelligence; it is helping healthcare determine how innovation can be translated responsibly into better clinical decisions," said Charlie Lee, CEO of Conexiant. The partnership focuses on filtering the deluge of technological data to identify what is clinically credible. Lee Schweizer, Conexiant’s Chief Strategy Officer, emphasized that the core challenge for modern clinicians is no longer access to information, but determining what is worth acting upon. The summit, hosted in collaboration with the College of Healthcare Information Management Executives (CHIME), will address both the opportunities and the professional responsibilities inherent in AI-driven care.
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