The Human–AI Partnership: Voice Agents as Healthcare’s New Front Door

Tuesday, 16 December 2025 · 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM ET

Discover how voice agents are reshaping patient access, clinical workflows, and care coordination.

Join industry leaders Rohit Mahajan and Ritu M. Uberoy for a practical, strategy-first look at how voice-based AI assistants — when designed as true human–AI partnerships — become healthcare’s new front door: improving access, reducing friction, and amplifying clinician capacity without sacrificing empathy or safety.

Why attend

Health systems are no longer treating voice automation as a future experiment — the ROI is here, and it’s measurable.

Demonstrated ROI from AI Voice Agents in Healthcare:

This webinar will break down how these results were achieved and what it takes to replicate them — ethically, safely, and at scale.

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Who should attend

This session is tailored for:

Chief Digital Officers, CMIOs, and CIOs
Directors of Patient Access and Contact Center leaders
Product and engineering leads building conversational AI
Clinical leaders and care managers exploring digital front doors
Health system strategy and transformation teams

Key takeaways

After this webinar you will be able to:

Articulate realistic use cases for voice agents at your organization.
Identify the technical and clinical integrations required for success.
Define 3 metrics to include in a first 90-day pilot.
Recognize common failure modes and how to mitigate them.

Speakers

Rohit Mahajan
CEO & Managing Partner, BigRio and Damo
Healthcare strategist, author, and host of The Big Unlock podcast. Rohit brings a blend of digital health product experience and systems-level thinking — helping health leaders design pragmatic AI and digital front-door strategies that align with clinical priorities and patient outcomes.

Ritu M. Uberoy
Managing Partner, BigRio and Damo
Healthcare transformation leader focused on applying digital technologies across clinical operations and patient experience. Ritu combines operational depth with a clinician-centered approach to designing safe, scalable conversational experiences.

Testimonials

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