Certilytics Unveils CertHLM, an AI Agent for Real-Time Healthcare Intelligence
Certilytics has launched its new AI-powered Certilytics Health Language Model (CertHLM), a real-time healthcare intelligence interface, announced in a press release. The system enables healthcare organizations to transform natural language questions into expert-level answers and reports, streamlining the analytics process.
CertHLM is built on Certilytics’ existing healthcare data and predictive analytics platform developed over the past twelve years. The agentic AI interface eliminates manual query-building by providing instant, explainable intelligence from an organization’s own data. It is designed to identify clinical risks, intervention opportunities, and operational trends in real time.
The company will showcase CertHLM at HIMSS 2026 in Las Vegas, offering live demonstrations at Booth 6244. Designed as an enterprise-grade platform, CertHLM includes governance and security controls to support clinical and financial decision-making within healthcare workflows.
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