Veradigm Inc.

Ember AI announced the launch of its Strategic Partner Program and a new native integration with Oracle Health (Cerner) to expand its AI-powered revenue integrity platform across healthcare systems. The program makes Ember AI available through the athenahealth, ModMed, Veradigm and NextGen Healthcare marketplaces, with additional connectivity across Epic, Nextech and other leading healthcare platforms, allowing specialty practices, hospitals and health systems to add AI-powered revenue integrity capabilities without replacing their existing infrastructure. The Oracle Health integration, which allows organizations to connect Ember AI directly to their EHR without a custom build, is already live across six major U.S. health systems. Using the integration, Ember AI customers have analyzed more than 1.2 million billable service lines, realized an average 41% reduction in preventable denials and a 35% reduction in recoverable denials headed for automatic write-off, and recovered more than $2 million in revenue across production deployments. Ember AI processes approximately 16 million healthcare transactions annually, and CEO and co-founder Charlene Wang said the goal is to make providers' existing systems work harder rather than ask them to start over.

A new 375-page report from ResearchAndMarkets.com forecasts the global care management solutions market will grow from USD 22.56 billion in 2026 to USD 42.62 billion by 2031, a compound annual growth rate of 13.6%. The market's expansion is driven by the shift to value-based care, rising chronic disease prevalence, and adoption of AI-enabled platforms. Chronic care management led the market by application in 2025, while cloud-based solutions are expected to see the fastest growth. Asia Pacific is projected to record the highest CAGR, supported by digital health initiatives such as India's Ayushman Bharat Digital Mission, which linked over 100 crore health records by May 2026. Key players include Optum, Epic Systems, Oracle, Philips, and Veradigm.