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Accuity
The physician-governed AI solution for clinical revenue integrity — powered by Amplifi.
About Accuity
Accuity is an AI-driven clinical revenue integrity partner that helps hospitals capture the full value of the care they deliver. Combining proprietary Amplifi AI technology with physician, coding, CDI, and revenue cycle experts, Accuity reviews every inpatient chart before billing. Documentation gaps and clinically driven coding opportunities are captured compliantly, ensuring the administrative record reflects the clinical reality. Our proven, hybrid approach of physician-governed AI delivers an average of $4–$6 million per 10,000 discharges and improves patient quality metrics such as Case Mix Index, CC/MCC capture, and Severity of Illness/Risk of Mortality. Accuity delivers clinical clarity today and builds the foundation for sustained financial resilience tomorrow.
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Research & Knowledge
Accuity's Education Analyst William Hancock, PhD, breaks down how Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services scores hospitals across 50+ measures in the latest Chart Checkup episode.
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Accuity covers 2015 vs. 2025 penalty exposure data and five practical moves for leaders looking to make measurement drive real improvement.
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Accuity's VP of Clinical Intelligence Stephanie Smith, MD, contributed to the latest issue of For The Record discussing AI hallucinations and clinical context errors in CDI.
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Accuity implemented the FY 2027 IPPS Final Rule by reviewing regulatory changes, updating Amplifi's clinical intelligence, validating recommendations, incorporating MS-DRG, CC/MCC, and NTAP updates into the technology roadmap, and developing comprehensive education for clinical teams and healthcare partners.
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Accuity developed an AI-driven clinical model designed to assess every record before billing, surfacing documentation gaps and coding opportunities, and bring physician and coder teams to interpret findings.
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