Anna Solovei

“Writing is probably the one legitimate way to speak to imaginary friends and get paid for it”

Anna Solovei

Content Manager. Master’s in Journalism, second degree in translating Tech to Human. 7+ years in content writing and content marketing

Anna is a Content Writer at TechMagic with a Master’s degree in Journalism and 7+ years of experience in content writing and marketing. Anna helps TechMagic tell stories in a clear, human way that connects with readers. Her work mostly focuses on Healthcare, Cybersecurity, AI, ML, and Hospitality. These are the industries where technology truly impacts people’s lives. With a background in journalism, Anna brings curiosity, empathy, and attention to detail to every project. She often collaborates with and interviews technical experts, both at TechMagic and beyond, to create content that’s accurate, insightful, and grounded in real experience. Outside of writing, Anna is a proud cat lover and an avid reader who believes that a good book (and a purring cat) can spark just as much inspiration as a great idea.

HealthTech

Building AI Agents on Medplum: FHIR-Native Data and AuditEvent Governance

By February 2026, more than 80% of US health care technology executives told Deloitte they expect agentic AI to deliver moderate-to-significant value across clinical and back-office healthcare work this year. It is a sharp jump from the wait-and-see mood of 2024.

ByAlexandr Pihtovnicov, Anna Solovei

25 September 2026 · 11 min read

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Building AI Agents on Medplum: FHIR-Native Data and AuditEvent Governance

HealthTech

Accessibility Audit for HealthTech Products: WCAG 2.2, WCAG-EM and the Audit Grid (+Expert Advice)

The WebAIM Million scanned the top 1,000,000 home pages in 2026 and found WCAG 2 failures on 95.9% of them, with an average of 56.1 errors per page. HealthTech products are not the exception.

ByAnna Solovei, Alexandr Pihtovnicov

22 September 2026 · 13 min read

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HealthTech

Telemedicine Usage & Market Growth Statistics (2026)

The telemedicine market has its own rules and growing drivers. To make wise decisions, founders and healthcare business owners need precise stats and numbers.

ByAnna Solovei

17 September 2026 · 15 min read

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Telemedicine Usage & Market Growth Statistics (2026)

HealthTech

Patient Data Interoperability Statistics for 2026

In 2025, 96% of US non-federal acute care hospitals electronically sent summary-of-care records to other organizations. In the same survey, 79% could integrate a record they received without manual entry, and that number has not moved since 2023. The plumbing works. What happens at the far end of the pipe is a different question.

ByAnna Solovei

10 September 2026 · 20 min read

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Patient Data Interoperability Statistics for 2026

HealthTech

EHR Write-Back: Why Reading Data Is Easy and Writing Is Hard

Reading from an Electronic Health Record (EHR) is basically a solved problem: every certified EHR exposes the same read API. EHR write-back is not. Certification stops at read, so the moment your app needs to send a value into the chart instead of just pulling one out, there is no standard path waiting for it.

ByAlexandr Pihtovnicov, Anna Solovei

3 September 2026 · 17 min read

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EHR Write-Back: Why Reading Data Is Easy and Writing Is Hard

HealthTech

Lab Integration Software: LIS, LOINC, and Results Delivery Done Right

A national survey of health information exchanges found that 80% make laboratory results available to the organizations they connect. In the same survey, 36% reported that a laboratory had sought to limit or refuse access to electronic health information. Of the exchanges that hit that wall, 96% hit it with an independent or commercial lab. Availability and a working connection are two different things.

ByAlexandr Pihtovnicov, Anna Solovei

1 September 2026 · 17 min read

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Lab Integration Software: LIS, LOINC, and Results Delivery Done Right

Security

How to Implement SOC 2 Automation: What to Automate and What Still Needs Human Oversight

Getting a SOC 2 report used to mean a year of screenshots, spreadsheets, and chasing control owners before an auditor ever showed up. SOC 2 automation promises to cut that work roughly in half, and buyers have noticed.

ByIhor Sasovets, Anna Solovei

27 August 2026 · 14 min read

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How to Implement SOC 2 Automation: What to Automate and What Still Needs Human Oversight

HealthTech

Chronic Care Management Software: RPM Plus the Adherence Patients Stick With

When you are standing up a Chronic Care Management program, two worries sit on top of the pile. Will enough patients stay engaged each month to bill, and will the software handle Medicare billing cleanly enough to survive an audit? Get both right, and you have recurring reimbursement, better outcomes, and patients who stay.

ByAlexandr Pihtovnicov, Anna Solovei

19 August 2026 · 16 min read

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Chronic Care Management Software: RPM Plus the Adherence Patients Stick With

The Black Box Trap: How to Build AI Agents for Decision-Making You Can Trust

An agent can recommend a loan, flag a patient, or reject a job candidate in milliseconds. Getting that speed is straightforward. The hard part comes later, when a rejected applicant asks why, an auditor wants the reasoning, or a regulator asks who signed off. That is the black box trap: a system that produces answers no one on your team can trace or defend.

ByOleksandr Hutsulyak, Anna Solovei

10 August 2026 · 13 min read

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The Black Box Trap: How to Build AI Agents for Decision-Making You Can Trust

HealthTech

Medplum Explained for Founders: What It Solves, What It Costs, and What to Ask a Dev Partner

Every healthcare product rests on one early decision: where its clinical data lives. Get that foundation wrong, and the bill arrives later as a stalled launch, a failed audit, or a rebuild that swallows a funding round. The hard part is that this call often lands on a founder who is not an engineer, at the very moment there is no time to become one.

ByAlexandr Pihtovnicov, Anna Solovei

31 July 2026 · 14 min read

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