09/28/2026
AI is changing how Medicare reviews certain medical services—and families caring for seniors should pay attention.
The Trump administration’s WISeR pilot launched in January across six states, using AI-assisted reviews for select services under Original Medicare. Reports describe technical problems, delayed decisions, and disputed denials that have left some patients waiting weeks for answers. (cms.gov, marketwatch.com)
CMS says licensed clinicians make all recommendations for nonpayment. But human oversight must also mean timely answers and accountability when care is delayed. (cms.gov)
I’m a strong believer in technology’s potential to improve healthcare. These decisions affect someone’s mother, father, or grandparent—and their wellbeing must come first.
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