USOP Partners with Adonis for AI-Driven Revenue Cycle Management

U.S. Orthopaedic Partners has teamed up with Adonis to enhance revenue cycle management using AI technology, aiming to improve efficiency and collections.

U.S. Orthopaedic Partners has partnered with Adonis to leverage AI technology for optimizing revenue cycle management, announced in a press release. This collaboration aims to maximize bandwidth, reduce denials, and increase collections through the use of AI agents.

Adonis, known for its AI Orchestration platform, will assist USOP in detecting revenue cycle anomalies and automating resolutions. The partnership will enable USOP to automate claim status inquiries, resolve documentation issues, and address prior authorization challenges using AI-driven workflows.

USOP's CFO, Nick Bohra, emphasized the importance of maintaining revenue cycle visibility and proactive issue identification as the organization grows. The integration of Adonis' technology is expected to enhance operational efficiency and deliver greater value to providers and patients in the Southeastern U.S.

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