Commure

05/29/2026

RCM has been broken for decades because no one connected the front of the care journey to the back.

Patient calls, clinical notes, charge capture, and claims all living in separate systems, reconciled manually, losing money at every handoff. That's not just a workflow problem, it’s a data model problem.

Commure built one data model across the entire cycle, Patient Access, Clinical Intelligence, Revenue Integrity, so healthcare organizations can connect a patient’s first call directly to the ledger.

Read more: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05Qwkr0

05/28/2026

Commure Ambient now offers complete, end-to-end integration with Cerner. Patient context flows in automatically, finished notes sync directly into DynDoc components or PowerNote, and clinicians finalize and sign in PowerChart.

No context switching. No retyping. Documentation that fits the workflow clinicians are already in.Commure Ambient is live at 2,000+ sites of care and 135 of the largest health systems in the U.S.

See how the full integration works: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05Pb-x0

05/28/2026

The EHR didn't fix the documentation problem. It moved it from paper to a keyboard.

Donald Lazure, PA has practiced through both eras. "I pushed a cart of paper charts before we had EMRs. We thought the EHR would change everything."

It didn't. And that lived experience is directly informing how we built Ambient AI at Commure.

Ambient AI is one of the first tools to actually remove work from the clinician's plate, rather than add to it. AI-powered documentation is more complete, more accurate, and creates a clear downstream effect: better care decisions, and providers getting reimbursed for the level of care they actually deliver.

05/27/2026

MUSE 2026 brought some of our best conversations yet.

Jean-Luc Neptune's discussion with Dr. Darin Brannan stood out: a behind-the-scenes discussion of how Bethany Children's Health Center scaled Commure Ambient AI across its physicians and allied health professionals to reduce clinician burden and reclaim time in medicine (nearly 2 hours a day).

The energy at the booth and happy hour made clear: the MEDITECH ecosystem is ready to build on infrastructure, not add to it.

05/26/2026

Dr. Aabha Morey grew up watching her parents, both physicians running their own hospital, buried in paperwork. "They missed a lot of family time." After becoming a physician herself, she realized not much had changed.

That's the problem she came to Commure to solve.

She's helped build our autonomous coding product from the clinical side, as someone who lived the cost of administrative overhead firsthand. The ROI starts at the point of care. The financial return is real, but it compounds from something more fundamental: giving clinicians their time back.

Read more: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05Lqq20

05/22/2026

Software digitized healthcare administration. It never automated it.

The calls still required a person. The codes still required a person. The claims, the denials, the appeals. All of it. Thirty years of infrastructure built around the assumption that humans would fill the gaps.

That assumption is what this round is built to retire. Full announcement: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05J2GR0

05/21/2026

The models that actually work in healthcare are the ones built inside it.

Commure embeds engineers directly in hospitals and health systems, working alongside physicians to co-develop the tools and workflows they'll actually use. That's how you build LLMs that go beyond the demo and address clinical reality.

If you're an engineer who wants to build at that level, we're hiring: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05HjLJ0

05/20/2026

Agentic AI is the most sought-after area in venture right now. covered why Commure sits at the center of it.

Health systems have spent three decades buying software that digitized administrative work without actually doing it. Agentic AI does the work. The calls, the codes, the claims, the denials. That's what 85%+ touchless RCM looks like in practice.

Read the Reuter’s coverage:

Commure, an AI platform for healthcare, said on Tuesday it secured a $7 ​billion post-money valuation, raising $70 million ‌in a financing round led by General Catalyst.

05/20/2026

A trillion dollars a year. That's what healthcare administration costs in the U.S. alone — scheduling, prior auth, appeals, coding, billing.
Tanay breaks down how Commure is automating it, task by task, in this clip from Sourcery.

Read the full announcement: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05Fr7g0

05/15/2026

Health system call centers handle thousands of calls a day. Scheduling, referrals, prior auth, patient questions. Most of that volume is repetitive, predictable, and automatable.

Commure's Call Center Agents take on the high-volume tasks that clog your call center queues, so your staff focuses on the calls that actually need a human.

As Tanay Tandon put it on the Becker's Healthcare podcast: the shift is from co-pilot to autopilot. That's exactly what we're building.

Listen to the full conversation: https://na2.hubs.ly/H05xc0v0

05/14/2026

88% of providers at Willis Knighton Health reported measurable reductions in charting time after a seven-specialty pilot. More than 80% requested to greenlight the tool.

As their CIO Mark Galea shared, “This investment in ambient scribe and partnership with Commure is intended to ease the burden of electronic charting and complement building a clinician-first intelligent infrastructure with Meditech Expanse.”

Read the Becker’s article:

Willis Knighton Health taps AI scribe vendor Commure to ease electronic charting and reduce clinician cognitive burden across four hospitals.