Cantata Health Introduces Ask Arize AI Assistant and Clinically AI Partnership at NatCon26
Cantata Health Solutions showcased new AI capabilities at the National Council for Mental Wellbeing 2026 Conference in Denver, announced in a press release. The company introduced Ask Arize, an AI assistant built into its Arize electronic health record platform, and announced a partnership with Clinically AI to expand access to documentation and compliance tools.
Ask Arize analyzes patient data within the EHR to surface personalized treatment insights and financial analytics. It helps clinicians identify trends across claim and remittance data, aiming to reduce administrative work and improve revenue management. The assistant is part of Cantata’s broader AI strategy that integrates internal tools with an open API architecture, allowing interoperability with multiple AI platforms.
Through its partnership with Clinically AI, Cantata will make features such as Clinical Notes AI and Comply available to its users. These tools are designed to reduce documentation time and perform compliance audits within seconds. The collaboration marks Clinically AI as Cantata’s first Preferred AI Partner.
Cantata also previewed a new consumer engagement hub, including an app co-designed with behavioral health consumers. The hub supports continuous communication between providers and patients, emphasizing shared care plans and ongoing engagement. A full launch of the engagement platform is expected later in 2026.
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