Medcurity
AI Isn’t Plug and Play—What Healthcare Organizations Need to Know with Ghazenfer Mansoor
Date
July 15, 2025
Duration
35 mins
Speakers
Ghazenfer Mansoor
Tech entrepreneur and mentor specializing in helping startups build innovative products and scale their businesses.
Medcurity
The Medcurity Podcast explores the intersection of healthcare technology and HIPAA compliance, featuring expert insights on securing patient data and implementing AI solutions in healthcare organizations.
About The Episode
In this episode of The Medcurity Podcast, host Mel interviews Ghazenfer Mansoor, the CEO and
founder of the software development company Technology Rivers. Ghazenfer explains that his
company specializes in health tech, helping healthcare organizations with product development,
improving operations, and rescuing failing software projects. A significant portion of their work involves assisting physician entrepreneurs and healthcare service businesses like home care
and assisted living facilities. They focus on bringing ideas to life and improving efficiency
through custom software, mobile apps, and AI-driven automation.
What You Will Learn
- The evolution of Technology Rivers and its focus on health tech.
- How Technology Rivers helps fix broken software projects and bring new ideas to life.
- The importance of data and workflow mapping for successful AI implementation in healthcare.
- Key considerations for HIPAA compliance and security in healthcare software development.
- Common pitfalls in adopting new technology and selecting third-party vendors in healthcare.
- The role of AI in transforming healthcare and improving patient experience.
Quotes From The Episode:
- The key part is I believe in technology being a service to people rather than we’re building a technology.
- AI is like a mirror. AI is going to reflect what you are putting into it.
- You can’t automate the compliance. You can only automate after compliance is embedded in your process.
- The bigger one is the clarity of the flow. So really what you are building many time the focus may be on one or two use cases many time people are talking about one specific solution but is it as is it tied in a whole workflow.