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AI has the ability to make physicians' lives easier
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AI has the ability to make physicians' lives easier

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The future of AI includes a vision for a keyboard free environment, bringing joy back to the medical profession.

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Is MENA healthcare outgrowing the EMR?

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Consumer AI can't provide the trustworthy answers patients need

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AI is driving down clinical denial rates

Todd Van Meter, CEO of Accuity, says that when partnering with clients, initial clinical denial rates are nearly cut in half and following an appeals process using an AI-driven platform, the final denial rates end up at 1% to 1.5%.

AI is driving down clinical denial rates
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