Olivia Osburn provided insights on the risks and opportunities that AI-enabled technology presents for Medicaid beneficiaries and the delivery of care during the Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy Symposium on the Future of Medicaid and Rural Health.

Olivia discussed the risks that AI poses around access to care and eligibility while highlighting how AI has the potential to support advances in remote patient monitoring and make complicated Medicaid eligibility and certification requirements, as well as denial and review processes, easier for beneficiaries to understand and navigate.

The law school's symposium brought together legal scholars, health policy leaders, and legislative advocates to examine the legal landscape surrounding Medicaid reform, rural hospital viability, and state innovation in rural health delivery.