Elevance Health Enhances AI Access and Welcomes New Board Member
December 12, 2025 - 05:52
Elevance Health has made significant strides by expanding access to its AI-powered Virtual Assistant, now available to approximately 22 million commercial members. This strategic move aims to enhance member engagement and streamline healthcare services through advanced technology. In addition, the company has announced the appointment of Amy Schulman, a seasoned healthcare executive, to its board of directors. Schulman will also serve on the Audit and Finance Committees starting in January 2026.
These developments underscore Elevance Health's commitment to integrating innovative digital solutions with robust governance practices. By leveraging AI technology, the company seeks to improve member experiences while navigating the complexities of healthcare regulations. The addition of Schulman, known for her expertise in governance and healthcare, is expected to bolster the company’s strategic direction and oversight.
Investors and market analysts will be keen to observe how these initiatives impact Elevance Health's growth trajectory and overall market position in the evolving healthcare landscape.
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