HOPPR AI

Coming – October 21

Beyond The Hype: How AI Is Actually Changing Healthcare

Date and Time

October 21

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4:00 PM ET / 1:00 PM PT

Details will be shared with confirmed attendees

About this Event

Artificial intelligence has enormous potential in healthcare. But turning that potential into meaningful clinical impact requires more than a powerful algorithm.

Healthcare AI must work with highly specialized data, adapt to different patient populations and clinical environments, meet demanding security and regulatory requirements, and—perhaps most importantly—fit into the way physicians actually work.

HOPPR is tackling those challenges in medical imaging.

Rather than developing another narrow AI application, HOPPR has created an AI infrastructure designed specifically for imaging. Its AI Foundry brings together foundation models, curated medical data, fine-tuning tools, secure computing infrastructure, and traceable development workflows, enabling healthcare organizations and developers to create AI tailored to specific clinical applications.

The implications extend beyond building better algorithms. HOPPR’s Catalyst Program is already supporting projects involving breast cancer detection, cancer-risk prediction, musculoskeletal findings, pediatric imaging, and other applications.

HOPPR has also introduced Presto, which brings AI-generated draft reporting into radiologists’ existing workflow rather than requiring physicians to adopt an entirely new system. The company’s June update reported approximately 6,000 Presto reports generated in 30 days and an observed 4.5-minute time saving per study in one documented shift.

Join Khan Siddiqui, MD, Founder and CEO of HOPPR, for a conversation about what happens when AI moves from experimentation into everyday clinical practice.

We’ll explore how AI can:
  • Turn enormous stores of medical data into useful clinical intelligence
  • Create AI models tailored to particular institutions, populations, and applications
  • Help clinicians work more efficiently without forcing them to change familiar workflows
  • Accelerate research in areas such as cancer detection and risk prediction
  • Use physician feedback to continuously improve AI performance
  • Create an infrastructure layer upon which an entirely new generation of healthcare AI applications can be built

HOPPR is building the “foundation of medical imaging AI.” This conversation will explore what that means and why the same principles could help define the next chapter of artificial intelligence in healthcare.

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