IMO Health
IMO Health is a clinical data intelligence business improving how data is used across the healthcare landscape. IMO Health. Transforming data.
Transforming healthcare. IMO Health is a clinical data intelligence business at the heart of a digital revolution in healthcare. Combining rich, highly nuanced medical terminology, extensive domain knowledge, and artificial intelligence (AI), we expertly structure and operationalize clinical data to generate sharper insights and inform more intelligent decision-making. Deeply embedded in the provider world, we developed a comprehensive intelligence layer that captures and encodes patient encounters with unmatched completeness and precision. Now, by weaving ethical and accountable AI into this robust content, we are improving how data is used across the healthcare landscape with powerful new applications in health tech, drug discovery, population health, and payer processes.
10/07/2026
We’re hiring a Product Sales Director to help customers understand the clinical, operational, and financial value of better procedure data.
This role will serve as a strategic partner to our Provider Sales Team, bringing deep healthcare technology and workflow expertise into complex customer conversations — from qualifying use cases and shaping deal strategy to presenting product capabilities, data quality findings, and ROI.
You’ll work directly with executive, clinical, operational, and technical stakeholders while helping IMO Health strengthen how we position IMO Core Procedure in the market.
If you’re a strong presenter, strategic thinker, and trusted advisor who understands healthcare technology, clinical workflows, and enterprise sales, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply today: https://bit.ly/4yBxIQz
10/06/2026
We’re proud to celebrate IMO Health CEO Ann Barnes on receiving the 2026 Healthcare Leaders’ Ian Adler Memorial Innovator Award.
The recognition honors Ann’s leadership, innovation, and impact on the future of healthcare data and technology — including her work to expand IMO Health’s clinical terminology expertise into broader clinical data intelligence capabilities supporting health systems, life sciences, and health tech.
This recognition is especially meaningful: Ann is only the third woman to receive the award in its 16-year history.
Congratulations, Ann, on this well-deserved honor and the leadership you continue to bring to IMO Health and the healthcare industry.
Read more: https://bit.ly/4y3RxPe
10/05/2026
Pharma has never had more data.
But much of it still tells commercial teams what already happened.
Claims and prescription data remain essential, but by the time emerging demand appears in traditional downstream sources, key decisions may already have been made.
Clinical activity data offers an earlier view — helping teams understand where patient demand is forming, where providers are evaluating treatment options, and where commercial resources may have the greatest impact.
Our latest blog explores why earlier visibility into clinician activity could become pharma’s next commercial advantage. https://bit.ly/4zfOuom
10/02/2026
Getting healthcare data into one place is only the beginning.
The harder part is making sure diagnoses, procedures, labs, medications, and local codes from different systems actually mean the same thing once they get there.
That is where healthcare data normalization matters.
Done well, normalization does more than map data to a standard code. It preserves clinical specificity, reduces inconsistency across sources, and creates a more reliable foundation for analytics, patient cohorts, clinical decision support, and AI.
Learn what healthcare data normalization really requires — and why it should be treated as an ongoing capability, not a one-time migration project. https://bit.ly/4rGRTK3
AI is only as effective as the clinical context behind it.
That idea is at the heart of the growing partnership between IMO Health and Abridge — the AI-native clinician intelligence platform trusted by more than 300 of the largest and most complex health systems in the U.S.
IMO Health's Knowledge Graph gives Abridge a clinically curated reference layer to build on, so its team can keep its models, product logic, and clinician experience at the center.
Read the full story: https://bit.ly/4ylUxaF
09/30/2026
We’re hiring a Senior AI/ML Engineer to help turn AI experimentation into reliable, production-ready systems.
This hands-on role will design, build, deploy, and evolve AI models, agents, and workflow automation that support clinical terminology and content operations.
You’ll work with LLMs, agent frameworks, RAG, vector and semantic search, cloud infrastructure, and evaluation and observability practices — while helping define where AI should automate, where deterministic logic is needed, and where human review must remain.
If you’re excited about building AI systems that are scalable, explainable, and reliable in clinically sensitive workflows, we’d love to hear from you.
Apply today: https://bit.ly/4yyQSqb
FY 2027 IPPS changes are about more than updating codes.
They can affect how inpatient stays are classified, reimbursed, reported, and measured across health system workflows.
With 14 new MS-DRGs, 18 deleted, and additional changes tied to complex procedures, new technologies, and patient severity, accurate clinical documentation and terminology will matter more than ever.
For health systems, readiness means looking beyond the annual code update and asking whether clinical specificity is preserved, downstream systems are aligned, and governance processes can keep pace with ongoing change.
Learn what health systems should know about FY 2027 IPPS — and why clinical data readiness is a cross-functional priority. https://bit.ly/4yXahB0
Tomorrow: See clinical context in action.
Join IMO Health experts Amol Bhalla, MD, M.SCI, MHSA, MBA; June Bronnert, MHI, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P; and Brendan Mullen for a practical look at how Knowledge Graph relationships can make healthcare data more specific, connected, and useful for AI-enabled workflows.
Through two live demonstrations, they’ll explore how clinical context can support diagnostic specificity and differential diagnosis — while making the reasoning behind AI outputs easier to understand.
September 29 | 11 AM CT
There’s still time to register: https://bit.ly/4d01iGI
09/25/2026
Better OR scheduling starts with better procedure data.
When surgical terminology varies across sites or workflows, case duration estimates can become less reliable — leading to scheduling inefficiencies, underused OR time, and avoidable delays.
One health system addressed that challenge by standardizing procedure terminology and aligning it with CPT® codes directly in the EHR.
The result: a 21% average improvement in case duration accuracy across four perioperative sites in just three months.
Our latest case study shows how cleaner surgical terminology can support more predictable schedules, better alignment between planned and actual procedure times, and more efficient use of OR capacity. https://bit.ly/47kQ9Ng
Clinical data may start broad. The right relationships can make it more specific — and more useful.
In our upcoming webinar, IMO Health experts will show how clinically meaningful Knowledge Graph relationships can help health tech teams add context to the data they already have and support more sophisticated AI-enabled workflows.
Join Amol Bhalla, MD, M.SCI, MHSA, MBA, Chief Clinical Informaticist; June Bronnert, MHI, RHIA, CCS, CCS-P, SVP, Global Clinical Services; and Brendan Mullen, VP, Product Management, for two live demonstrations focused on diagnostic specificity and differential diagnosis.
Tuesday, September 29 | 11 AM CT
Register now.
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