AKASA launches autonomous mid-cycle AI for inpatient coding and CDI
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- AKASA introduced an autonomous mid-cycle AI that handles inpatient coding and clinical documentation improvement without human intervention on complex inpatient charts.
- The engine underwent blinded, third‑party evaluations, while spending on autonomous coding and billing rose 125% year‑over‑year to $450 million; the Cleveland Clinic has deployed AKASA’s pre‑bill review and is exploring the autonomous solution, and Nebraska Methodist Health System has adopted it.
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