Inaugural cohort · Now recruiting
Shape what home infusion learns about AI in 2027
Every home infusion organization is working through AI on its own right now: what to try, what to trust, what to formalize. Serving on NHIA’s new AI Committee puts you in the room with the people asking the same questions you are.
You’ll help decide what the AI program in San Diego covers and how it’s taught, including developing interactive sessions and roundtables. If you’ve ever sat through a session that didn’t address your actual needs, this is where you get to fix that.
The Committee helps NHIA understand what members are actually doing with AI — what’s in production, what got set aside, and where people are stuck — so we can build tools to support the industry together grounded in real practice.
Much of the AI guidance being written for health care may not apply to the realities of home infusion providers. The Committee helps translate the policies and standards that matter into terms that fit home infusion operations.
Individuals must work for an active NHIA provider member to serve on the AI Committee.
We’re looking for representation from all organizational sizes and professional disciplines, and from every level of familiarity with AI. If you’re curious about where this is headed and already asking hard questions about tools, vendor claims, and workflows, you would be perfect for this Committee.
Applications for the inaugural cohort are open through Friday, October 16.
Fill out the form below to applyQuestions? Scott Kesselman, NHIA AI Committee Liaison — scott.kesselman@nhia.org
Every home infusion organization is working through AI on its own right now: what to try, what to trust, what to formalize. Serving on NHIA’s new AI Committee puts you in the room with the people asking the same questions you are.
AI education for NHIA 2027. This is the Committee’s biggest job in year one. You’ll help decide what the AI program in San Diego covers and how it’s taught, including developing interactive sessions and roundtables. If you’ve ever sat through a session that didn’t answer your actual question, this is where you get to fix that.
A read on where the field really is. The Committee helps NHIA understand what members are actually doing with AI — what’s in production, what got set aside, where people are stuck — so we can build support together around real practice instead of assumptions.
Standards in plain language. Much of the AI guidance being written for health care may not apply to the realities of home infusion providers. The Committee helps translate the policies and standards that matter into terms that fit home infusion operations.
Individuals must work for an active NHIA provider member to serve on the AI Committee.
You don’t need to be an AI expert. If you’re the person at your organization asking hard questions about a tool, a vendor claim, or a workflow — or you are curious about where things are headed — that’s the outlook this Committee needs. We’re looking for representation from all organizational sizes and disciplines.
Two-year term, monthly 1-hour virtual meetings plus an optional in-person meeting at the annual conference, roughly two to four hours a month.
Applications for the inaugural cohort are open through Friday, October 16.