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In September, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced a change that many initially missed: Medicare Administrative Contractors (MACs) will remove beneficiary eligibility information from their interactive voice response (IVR) systems by March 31, 2025. Some have already begun to do so. With this change, CMS aims to improve security, reduce fraud, and...
Unlocking healthcare at scale: AI for the back office
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We’re excited to announce a strategic partnership with Salesforce, enabling the Infinitus AI agent to be activated directly from Life Sciences Cloud. With the partnership, Life Sciences Cloud users can utilize the AI agent to call payors and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to verify insurance benefits, navigate prior authorizations, and check the statuses of formulary...
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Helping patients access therapy as efficiently as possible is critical to improving outcomes. This is just one of the reasons electronic benefit verification (eBV) solutions are popular – they represent a streamlined approach to getting the data that makes medication access possible. But with so many options on the market, and as technology and AI...
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We’re excited to announce our AI eBV+ solution for patients covered by commercial insurance seeking access to specialty medications. Along with our existing instant Medicare Part B benefit verification offering, we are proud to now offer our customers a comprehensive AI-powered solution that goes beyond traditional eBV solutions and empowers healthcare providers to unlock medical...
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Today, more than 34.2 million Americans are enrolled in original Medicare plans. This can create a challenge for pharma hubs, pharmaceutical manufacturers, and healthcare providers, which must understand Medicare Part B coverage before treatment can proceed.  That’s why Infinitus is excited to announce our newest offering: instantaneous Medicare Part B benefit verifications. With our new...
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The Inflation Reduction Act – or IRA – contains $500 billion in new funding and tax breaks intended to boost clean energy, strengthen taxpayer compliance, and reduce healthcare costs. It includes three provisions concerning Medicare prescription drug prices that have the potential to dramatically impact the pharmaceutical industry, and patient support in particular. For a...
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You’re ready to embrace AI. Now what? Any AI solution under consideration should help empower your patient support program to provide streamlined processes and, ultimately, quicker access to medications for those who need them most. To accomplish this, however, you’ll need to be sure you’re choosing the right vendor and that you can get colleagues...
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How we use humans in concert with our multi-model, multimodal AI system to deliver real efficiency to over a dozen Fortune 500 healthcare customers Automating administrative phone calls in healthcare is no easy feat. The benefit verifications and prior authorization inquiries Infinitus automates can be an hour long, with hundreds of back-and-forth interactions that require...
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Since Change Healthcare abruptly shut down its network Feb. 21, disruptions across the healthcare landscape have been far reaching. One unforeseen result has been a backlog of calls to payors and pharmacies, making it even harder for providers to get access to live agents on the phone. In an analysis of calls made by the...
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Increasingly employer-sponsored plans are including copay accumulators, copay maximizers, or alternative funding sources as part of their plan design. In fact, estimates suggest about half of all lives covered by commercial insurance are enrolled in a plan that utilizes a copay accumulator and/or a maximizer.  If your team is responsible for guiding individuals through coverage...
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Technically, the annual insurance reverification period (often known as blizzard) lasts just a handful of weeks. However, reality tells a different story. We know our customers spend months preparing for each January, when patients’ access to medication can be put into question because of changes to formularies, deductibles, and out-of-pocket requirements.  With this year’s blizzard...
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It’s just a phone call. What could be so complicated? At first consideration, conducting – and even automating – phone calls to major medical payors and pharmacy benefit managers (PBMs) to perform benefit verifications doesn’t seem as if it should be all that complex. After all, these calls are extremely common, extremely frequent, and entirely necessary....
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At Infinitus, we spend a lot of time talking about the advantages of benefit verification automation. AI can transform healthcare’s back-office administrative processes, helping create time for the industry to improve access, adherence, and affordability – something we’re committed to as an organization. But why is benefit verification, specifically, a strong fit for automation?  Read...
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Benefit verification is one of the first steps after a patient schedules an appointment or is prescribed medication, but that doesn’t mean it’s a quick, easy, or inexpensive task. In fact, studies show that up to a quarter of total national healthcare costs can be chalked up to administrative expenses like benefit verification. Despite attempts...
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We’re often asked whether the Infinitus digital assistant uses ChatGPT, or on a more general level, whether ChatGPT can automate calls from healthcare providers to payors like Infinitus does. After all, based on the media coverage OpenAI’s chatbot has received, it almost seems as if there’s nothing ChatGPT can’t do.  It’s worth noting that ChatGPT...
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Healthcare professionals generally gravitate to the field because they genuinely want to help people. In my experience, from senior clinicians to researchers to administrative staff, everyone’s goal is to ensure patients get the right treatment as quickly as possible. One thing not on their career plan? Spending hours on the phone trying to complete benefit...
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To date, Infinitus automates calls on behalf of healthcare providers to more than 500 payors. Those calls are faster and result in more accurate data for our customers, but we’re still often asked: Why do payors take calls from the Infinitus digital assistant? As it is for healthcare providers, digital transformation is a top priority...
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A wrongly denied insurance claim is a double-whammy. First, and most importantly, it can cause a delay in a patient’s treatment (and as a result, delayed revenue for the provider). But it also results in increased costs associated with re-submitting a claim. And unfortunately, benefit verification errors, which lead to such denials, aren’t uncommon. Those...
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The new year is a time of hope and renewal, of setting goals and refocusing on the big picture. But it is also a time of uncertainty when it comes to health insurance; with the new year comes changes in health insurance coverage, cost share, and authorization requirements. This annual cycle creates uncertainty for patients about...
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Healthcare executives in Pharmaceutical and Specialty Pharmacy industries are stuck between a rock and a hard place. Their staff is overwhelmed with a backlog of tasks, including calls to payors and PBMs to verify patient benefit information. While the status quo has been to hire more people, candidates are nowhere to be found and this...
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We are excited to announce that Infinitus has been named one of Fast Company’s Most Innovative Companies for 2023! It is an honor to join the ranks of organizations such as OpenAI, DeepMind, Nvidia, Unlearn, Roblox, and more.
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Infinitus Systems, the leading VoiceRPA company for automating phone calls in healthcare, today announced its close of $30M in Series B financing, accelerating its position as the category leader in VoiceRPA.
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We’re excited to announce that the Infinitus AI Benefit Verification offering is now generally available, and that we have raised $21.4 Million in Series Seed and Series A funding from Kleiner Perkins and Coatue Management.

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