R1 will use Microsoft Azure OpenAI Service and other Azure AI services to “rapidly introduce new product capabilities and drive greater productivity, improved customer and patient experiences, and faster time to value,” according to a Nov. 2 R1 news release.
The company recently delivered its first large language model applications that are designed to increase the productivity of physician coding quality assurance, integrating tools from Azure AI Studio. The application was conceived and delivered in less than four months, according to the release.
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