Healthcare Briefs: Machinify Expands Payment Intelligence Platform With Genetic Testing Capabilities

Layten Praytor 3h agoDM

Dallas-based healthcare intelligence company Machinify has added a genetic testing capability to its AI. The move expands its advanced healthcarepayment decisions that address outdated traditional payment approaches. There are more than 150,000 genetic testing options on the market, making Machnify’s acquisition of InformedDNA’s patient-forward genetic testing platform, which allows users to make more informed payment decisions. … Continued The post Healthcare Briefs: Machinify Expands Payment Intelligence Platform With Genetic Testing Capabilities appeared first on D Magazine.

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