How Smarter AI Strikes Back for Hospitals

Posted Monday, May 19, 2025 9:01 am

Stephanie Baum (via MedCity News)

[Sponsored] In an interview with MedCity News, Smarter Technologies CEO Jeremy Delinsky talked about the newly formed business Smarter Technologies and his ambition to automate hospitals’ revenue management capabilities with AI, which lags 2-5 years behind that of payers. The post How Smarter AI Strikes Back for Hospitals appeared first on MedCity News.

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Artificial Intelligence, Daily, Health Tech, Hospitals, Providers, Sponsored Post, Access Healthcare, Jeremy Delinsky, New Mountain Capital, Revenue Cycle Management, Smarter Technologies, SmarterDx, Thoughtful.ai

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