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Bam AI
AI agents that run your medical practice's back office — so your team can focus on patients.
About Bam AI
BAM AI builds AI agents that run your medical practice's back office — so your team can focus on patients, not paperwork. Founded by Chris Chomenko, who scaled RepeatMD to $50M ARR in the healthcare space, BAM AI was built with one conviction: the back office of every medical practice will be run by AI agents within 5 years. We're making that happen now. Our AI agents handle: • Medical billing & claims processing • Insurance verification & prior authorizations • Patient scheduling & appointment management • Revenue cycle management & denial follow-up • Front-desk workflow automation The result? Practice owners save 20+ hours per week, reduce administrative overhead by up to 60%, and see measurable ROI within 30 days. We work with surgery centers, dental practices, dermatology clinics, med spas, and multi-location medical groups across the U.S. No dashboards to learn. No software to configure. Just AI agents that do the work — accurately, 24/7, from day one. Headquartered in Houston, TX. Learn more at bam.ai
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Signals from Bam AI
5 published signals
Technology & Infrastructure
Bam AI ran a nightly audit script that scans every memory file for contradictions, stale data, and dead references for four months, finding 13 issues all known and contained.
Reported by Christopher Chomenko
Capital & Finance
Bam AI is running its company on that infrastructure today.
Reported by Christopher Chomenko
Operations & Supply
Bam AI flagged one patient twice in a row for missing prior authorization.
Reported by Christopher Chomenko
Operations & Supply
Bam AI flagged 10 daily flags for missing prior authorization, with 5 of them for one procedure type up from 3 on Thursday's run.
Reported by Christopher Chomenko
Operations & Supply
Bam AI flagged 37 patients for insurance verification before the clinic opens, with 26 verified clean, 10 flagged for a human, and 1 caught with insurance that terminated back in 2023.
Reported by Christopher Chomenko