MollyBookner

Molly Bookner

Content Marketing Manager
Molly Bookner joined IMO Health as a Content Marketing Manager in 2024. Growing up with two physicians – an ER doctor and a pediatrician – Molly has always been fascinated by health topics and passionate about improving the industry. An inquisitive person by nature and a writer at heart, she earned a Master of Science in Journalism from Northwestern University in 2023, with a focus on digital storytelling. When she’s not writing or editing words, Molly can usually be found cursing under her breath in Pilates class, sampling new restaurants across the city, or filming yet another video of her silly cat, Jinx.

More from Molly Bookner

Ambient scribes are surfacing across healthcare, including specialty fields like oncology and psychiatry. Learn why they need clinical grounding to scale.
Learn how NLP and generative AI are enhancing drug discovery and repurposing by extracting insights from complex biomedical data.
For the second year in a row, Built In has deemed IMO Health one of the best midsize companies to work for in Chicago. See why.
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Before we head into the new year, let’s reflect on some of the most significant news stories in health tech from December 2025.
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The AHA speaks to Steven Rube, CMO of IMO Health, about how responsible AI can ease clinician burnout and improve decision-making at the point of care.
Discover how IMO Health and Redox ensure clean data from the start to support decision making, insight gathering, and artificial intelligence (AI) downstream.
With support from IMO Health, Guideline Central is converting hundreds of clinical guidelines into machine-readable formats. Read about the project here.
The addition of USCDI V3 and V4 to IMO Health’s proprietary lexicon ensures health systems comply with rapidly evolving regulations, avoiding costly penalties.
See how Cedars-Sinai streamlined lab data exchange and improved reporting accuracy through better LOINC mapping.
CMS and HHS both use HCCs for risk adjustment, but with different rules, timing, and populations. Learn the key distinctions for 2025.