From the firm's own write-upReceipt no. 9368
What sucked
The health system recognized AI's transformative potential but lacked the governance, resourcing, and operational structures to scale it.
Limited resources and volunteer-based participation kept it stuck in isolated pilots rather than enterprise-scale adoption.
What they built
Impact Advisors designed and implemented a scalable Epic AI Operating Model, a roadmap, a detailed Epic AI Playbook covering all implementation phases, and a quantifiable Go/No-Go decision framework for evaluating each model.
What changed
~300/week
AI-assisted clinical summaries from the Inpatient Insights pilot
89% helpful
Providers found the tools helpful; 60% saw positive patient-care impact
60% less review
Providers reported reduced chart-review time; POC in 1–2 months
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