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London appointed CEO of Centene Corporation; discusses AI in healthcare

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Sarah London was appointed CEO of Centene Corporation on October 13, 2026. During a summit, London discussed the use of artificial intelligence in healthcare, noting that much current AI deployment generates revenue in fee-for-service systems rather than reducing underlying care costs. Centene Corporation operates Medicaid plans in 29 states and serves 26 million members.

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London suggested that the greater opportunity for AI lies in changing how care is delivered and who can access it, particularly for underserved populations. She outlined two potential applications: using AI to help community health workers triage non-acute problems in rural areas, and providing interactive tools to give patients more control over initial health decisions.

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