Ethermed and VisiQuate Partner to Automate Prior Authorizations in Healthcare
Ethermed and VisiQuate have announced a strategic partnership to modernize prior authorization and revenue cycle management processes in healthcare, announced in a press release.
The collaboration will combine Ethermed’s embedded authorization automation technology with VisiQuate’s predictive modeling, data engine, and robotic process automation. The integration aims to accelerate approval times, reduce administrative workload, and enhance financial performance for healthcare providers and payers.
Through this partnership, the companies will offer joint clients integrated dashboards, automated form submissions, predictive authorization guidance, and real-time audit trails. The unified system is designed to determine whether an authorization is required before clinical work begins, automatically submit requests, and continuously refine predictions based on outcomes.
VisiQuate will also extend its AI-driven data logic and automation across Ethermed’s platform to improve payer integration and routing decisions. As part of VisiQuate’s partner ecosystem, Ethermed’s automation will be available to clients nationwide, providing authorization processing directly within clinical workflows without additional logins or portals.
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