A $7B AI Drive to Automate Health Care—and the Controversial Referral Payments Behind It
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A STAT investigation examines Commure, a $7 billion health-tech startup aiming to automate medical administration with AI, while paying clinics and others substantial referral fees to win business, prompting questions about incentives, patient costs, and how to evaluate AI tools in health care despite broad adoption by major systems.
Topics:business#artificial-intelligence#health-tech#healthcare-administration#referral-programs#startups#technology
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