Empty infusion chairs. Patients are waiting weeks for chemotherapy. A 15% national no-show rate that costs clinics thousands of dollars a day. In this episode of Health Reimagined, Jon Myer sits down with Elizabeth from Wrapt Health to talk about how a predictive algorithm, the right integration partner, and a smarter approach to scheduling are transforming infusion centers across the country.Elizabeth shares how Wrapt Health built a platform that predicts no-shows three days in advance with 95% accuracy, how their partnership with DocSpera helped them connect to over 30 EMRs without rebuilding from scratch, and what it means to move from a reactive alert device to a fully connected care infrastructure.If you work in infusion care, healthcare operations, or health IT, this one is worth your time.Learn more about Wrapt Health at wrapcare.comPowered by Ingram Micro | Presented by Myer Media at HIMSS26Key TakeawaysInfusion centers nationally see a 15% no-show rate, with some clinics as high as 30%, costing between $1,500 and $3,000 per day in lost chair timeWrapt Health's algorithm predicts no-shows three days in advance with 95% accuracy by pulling over 40 data points from EMR systemsPartnership with DocSpera provided instant connectivity to over 30 EMRs, dramatically cutting time to market and development costsOne Northern California clinic repurposed 30,000 appointments generating $15 million in value in a value-based care model60% of drugs in the FDA pipeline will be infusions, making chair and resource optimization more critical than everThe predictive algorithm is not limited to infusion — radiology, cardiology, and behavioral health are all on the roadmapYouTube Timeline