Palo Alto, Calif.-based CloudMedx, a clinical artificial intelligence computing company, unveiled its risk adjustment module.
The module is part of CloudMedx's clinical AI platform.
Providers can use the module to better automate their risk adjustments for high-risk patients. Insurers will be able to ensure they're reimbursed appropriately by CMS.
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