Kasey Forgione, MS
Kasey Forgione is a healthcare technology leader who has spent more than a decade helping radiology departments put innovative tools to work for patients. Today she supports the development of trustworthy, clinically meaningful AI and helps shape product strategy for bringing regulated AI into routine clinical care.
With a master’s degree in biomedical imaging from Boston University’s School of Medicine, she began her career at Brigham and Women’s Hospital before joining imaging-exchange pioneer LifeIMAGE, where she managed deployments across U.S. health systems and contributed to the company’s No. 1 KLAS ranking. At Medicalis, she supported the launch of a physician-led coalition, the Image Learning Network, a forum representing more than 15,000 providers that helped health systems meet federal appropriate-use requirements.
Following Siemens Healthineers’ acquisition of Medicalis, Kasey continued her focus on serving patients by partnering with healthcare systems and providers to leverage technology, build high-impact programs, and foster thought leadership across the healthcare community. During this time, she led a cross-functional team that successfully transitioned a three-month clinical decision support pilot into routine use across a healthcare system of 180 hospitals in less than a year. She also supported a healthcare system in implementing a remote MR scanning program. That healthcare system won the DNV Healthcare Innovation of the Year Award for expanding patient access to care while generating operational cost savings.
A subject matter expert in clinical AI & CT dose optimization, Kasey has contributed to American Association of Physicists in Medicine committee work and currently serves on the Society for Imaging Informatics in Medicine AI Industry Liaison Subcommittee, as well as within industry advocacy groups. Whether supporting AI adoption, expanding access to imaging expertise or bringing multidisciplinary teams together around complex healthcare challenges, Kasey constantly strives to connect innovation with the needs of providers as well as patients.