IMO Health

08/27/2026

Will we see you at ISPE 2026 in Milan?

Don’t miss IMO Health’s Joe Zabinski, PhD, MEM co-teaching two pre-conference skills courses:
• An Introduction to AI for Pharmacoepidemiologists
• New Frontiers in Pharmacoepidemiology: Cutting-edge Approaches to Data Collection and Integration

Join Joe and fellow industry experts to explore practical applications of AI and emerging approaches to real-world data in pharmacoepidemiology.

Learn more and register today: https://bit.ly/4wWtph0

08/25/2026

Joe Zabinski, PhD, MEM, SVP of Product Management, shares why clinical AI will always require human expertise and input.

To learn more about IMO Health's life sciences solutions, go here: https://bit.ly/3PH1Zfy

To learn more about Joe Zabinski, PhD, MEM, click here: https://bit.ly/4eCiW37

08/24/2026

Surgical denials often start long before a claim is submitted.

When procedure data is outdated, inconsistent, or difficult to maintain, the impact can show up across scheduling, coding, billing, reimbursement, and revenue integrity.

Join IMO Health tomorrow at 12 PM CT for a webinar on why surgical governance is key to protecting revenue.

Lou Ann Montgomery, RN, and Shelly L. Jude, RHIA, RHIT, HIT will share practical approaches for strengthening surgical data governance, reducing rework, and supporting more consistent reimbursement.

Register today: https://bit.ly/46bode6

08/24/2026

Life sciences teams depend on clinical data to inform patient recruitment, evidence generation, treatment access, and market strategy.

But too often, crucial clinical details lose specificity as they move across systems, code sets, and workflows.

IMO Health helps preserve that clinical meaning.

Built from more than 30 years of clinical terminology expertise, our solutions capture how clinicians conceptualize symptoms and disease in real time — helping life sciences organizations work from data that is more specific, connected, and actionable.

See how IMO Health supports life sciences teams with clinically grounded data intelligence.

08/21/2026

Life sciences organizations have invested heavily in data, analytics, and reporting.

But the next challenge is timing.

New IMO Health survey findings reveal a clear gap between the patient identification capabilities pharma and biotech leaders want — and what they can execute today.

Half of respondents identified finding eligible patients earlier as their top challenge, while real-time patient visibility ranked as the most desired capability. Yet only 6% said they have that capability today.

That gap matters across clinical trial recruitment, site activation, guideline-based care, patient engagement, and therapy adoption.

Our latest blog explores why earlier clinical insight — not just more data — is becoming essential for life sciences ex*****on.

New survey findings reveal why earlier clinical insight – not more data – is becoming essential for patient identification and life sciences ex*****on.

08/20/2026

We're hiring a VP, Chief Architect at IMO Health.

This leader will help define the architecture strategy that connects clinical knowledge, data, AI, and product innovation across the organization. From advancing our Knowledge Graph to shaping the foundation for next-generation AI products, this role will have a direct impact on the future of healthcare technology.

If you're a hands-on technology leader who thrives at the intersection of architecture, AI, and clinical informatics, we'd love to hear from you.

Learn more: https://bit.ly/4zuw6ZI

08/20/2026

Surgical denials often start long before a claim is submitted.

Outdated procedure data, inconsistent CPT® and HCPCS mappings, and manual surgical dictionary maintenance can create downstream issues across scheduling, coding, billing, reimbursement, and revenue integrity.

Join IMO Health on Tuesday, August 25 at 12 PM CT for a webinar on why surgical data governance is becoming essential to protecting revenue.

Shelly Jude and Lou Ann Montgomery will share practical approaches for strengthening surgical procedure data governance, supporting more consistent reimbursement, and reducing avoidable rework.

Register now - https://bit.ly/46bode6

08/19/2026

Reset your revenue cycle. Sign up for a demo today. https://bit.ly/40iP1rq

08/18/2026

What can fireworks teach us about healthcare data?

More than you might think.

Around major holidays, emergency departments often see predictable increases in fireworks-related injuries. But the more interesting signal is how quickly that activity can appear in clinical workflows.

Rather than waiting weeks or months for claims data or retrospective reporting, near real-time clinician activity can help life sciences organizations understand what is happening as providers document patient encounters.

Our latest blog explores how real-time clinical intelligence can reveal emerging trends in disease activity, environmental exposures, prescribing behavior, therapy adoption, and more. https://bit.ly/4ig6SrN

08/13/2026

67% fewer denials.
2,000+ coding hours saved.
10x annualized ROI.

For provider organizations, claim denials create more than reimbursement delays. They create costly rework for clinicians, coders, and revenue cycle teams.

But many denials start long before the claim is submitted – when documentation lacks specificity, coding logic is not applied consistently, or clinical data issues are not caught early enough.

Our latest insight brief explores how EHR-native guidance can help provider organizations prevent denials earlier in the workflow, reduce downstream rework, and protect revenue without adding another external tool.

See how denials prevention can support less rework and higher ROI: https://bit.ly/4gcHSPJ