Brado AI Completes CMS Health Technology Ecosystem Pledge
Brado AI has completed the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) Health Technology Ecosystem pledge, announced in a press release. The initiative aims to improve interoperability, patient access to health information, and care continuity across the healthcare system.
As part of the pledge, Brado AI committed to building conversational AI assistants that connect to CMS-aligned networks and personal health record applications. These assistants use standards-based methods to provide secure, consent-based access to health data and reduce administrative burden.
Brado AI implemented these principles through its Conversational Engagement Platform, which supports chart-aware conversational workflows, standards-based data exchange, and patient-facing tools that improve navigation and continuity of care. The company presented its solution at the Health Tech Ecosystem: Live! First Wave Launch event on April 9, where it was recognized for advancing interoperability and patient-centered healthcare within the CMS framework.
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