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The future of health care leadership is digital — but not without a plan
Key Takeaways
- Technology leadership is essential for healthcare leaders to navigate challenges like HIPAA compliance, mergers, and AI adoption effectively.
- Intentional planning and accountability are crucial for success, requiring a clear IT strategy and alignment with organizational goals.
At MGMA Leaders Conference 2025, Kyle Mynatt outlines how practices can align technology, people and performance while navigating compliance and growth challenges.
Kyle Mynatt, chief technology officer at DAS Health
Tuesday morning at the MGMA Leaders Conference 2025, Kyle Mynatt, chief technology officer at DAS Health, led the session, "The Future of Healthcare Leadership: Aligning Technology, People, and Performance," at the MGMA Leaders Conference in Orlando.
Mynatt’s central message was straightforward: health care leadership today requires technology leadership.
Whether it’s complying with new HIPAA rules, managing mergers or adopting AI, success depends on intentional planning and accountability.
"Give me six hours to chop down a tree, and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe," he said, quoting Abraham Lincoln. For practices, sharpening the axe means developing a clear IT strategy, holding internal and external partners accountable, and aligning technology with the organization's mission.
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