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Nov 20, 2025 28 min

DOCSF 2025: AI and Workflow Automation

from Digital Orthopaedics Conference (DOCSF)

We’re kicking off our DOCSF 2025 conference coverage, recorded live in San Francisco on Friday, October 3rd, with an energizing opening session. The day begins with welcome remarks from Dr. Stefano Bini, founder of DOCSF, and Dr. Ben Ma of UCSF, setting the stage for a weekend of transformative insights in digital orthopedics. Following the kickoff, Dr. Sara Edwards (UCSF) leads a compelling conversation exploring how AI is reshaping every layer of healthcare, from the operating room to the insurance claim. You’ll hear from: Dr. Charlie DeCook shares how radical time transparency and AI scheduling assistants are streamlining outpatient surgical workflows. Dr. Archana Dubey, founding partner of Arches Accelerator, explains how insurers are leveraging AI for faster authorizations, real-time care decisions, and more personalized healthcare delivery. Pradeep Javangula (Everest VC) introduces autonomous AI agents designed to act as collaborative teammates across surgical planning, logistics, and revenue cycle operations. This session sets the tone for what DOCSF is all about. Bold ideas, practical solutions, and the future of digital health in action. Tune in to hear how AI is evolving from a buzzword to a backbone in healthcare.

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