Fathom Unveils Collaboration With Google Cloud, Integrating Autonomous Medical Coding Solution

 


Fathom, a leader in medical coding automation, has unveiled its autonomous coding solution on Google Cloud Marketplace, marking a strategic partnership between the two entities. This collaboration aims to enhance the accessibility of Fathom's groundbreaking solution for medical coding across a broader spectrum of health systems and physician practices while augmenting the suite of health technology solutions on Google Cloud Marketplace. Anticipated to be available on the platform in Q1 2024, this partnership is aligned with addressing the nationwide shortage of medical coders, concurrently meeting the escalating investment priorities in IT and software, particularly in revenue cycle management, as indicated by nearly 80% of U.S. healthcare providers. Fathom's commitment is to mitigate the medical coder labor shortage, enhance precision, minimize denials, and optimize revenue capture, offering Google Cloud customers swift access to innovative autonomous medical coding solutions, complemented by technical support and data interoperability initiatives.

The collaboration leverages Google Cloud's ecosystem to facilitate the adoption of healthcare innovations and introduces Fathom to Google Cloud Marketplace, thereby solving major revenue cycle challenges for the first time. Fathom's CEO, Andrew Lockhart, highlighted the significance of the partnership in serving Google Cloud-native health systems, ensuring faster integration across a wider range of medical specialties. This strategic move not only addresses the evolving landscape of medical coding but also aligns with the broader industry trend towards investing in technologies like Fathom's autonomous medical coding, emphasizing the importance of coding and revenue cycle management in healthcare IT. Fathom's participation in events like Google Cloud's GenAI in Healthcare Summit further underscores its commitment to showcasing proven AI capabilities in collaboration with other key players in the healthcare ecosystem.

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