The athenahealth podcast
Taking an in-depth look at both clinical and administrative workflows in athenaOne as well as broader healthcare industry trends impacting the athenahealth network.
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- Aug 11, 2026
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Episode 59: Explore the athenaAmbient and AI-native encounter open betas (opens the original)
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Clinicians can spend less time documenting care and navigating charts when AI is built directly into their workflow. In the latest episode of the athenahealth podcast, we introduce the athenaAmbient and AI-native encounter open betas. We go in-depth on the two experiences, what customers can expect during rollout, and how they can prepare – and share how customer feedback will help shape these capabilities as access expands.
Episode 58: What the Summer 2026 Release means for athenaOne (opens the original)
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The Summer 2026 Release shows how athenaOne is evolving to reduce administrative work, support stronger revenue cycle performance, and improve the patient experience. In this episode of the athenahealth podcast, we share a conversation with Chief Product Officer Paul Brient from the Summer 2026 Release Walk-through webinar about how AI and automation are being built into clinical, financial, and patient-facing workflows. You’ll also hear what these enhancements mean for practices today and how t
Episode 57: Onboarding tips to build a strong foundation (opens the original)
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Successful onboarding onto an EHR shapes everything that follows, from adoption to long-term performance. In this episode of the athenahealth podcast, we explore how thoughtful planning, workflow discovery, training, and change management help organizations prepare for a successful transition to athenaOne. We also discuss practical lessons for navigating implementation complexity, building internal confidence, and preparing for go-live with the right foundation in place.
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