Innovaccer announced it has acquired CaduceusHealth in a deal designed to expand Innovaccer’s Flow suite into a full-stack revenue cycle management platform for ambulatory care providers. The acquisition marks Innovaccer’s fifth acquisition and strengthens its position in AI-driven healthcare operations.
The company said the transaction combines CaduceusHealth’s nearly three decades of revenue cycle management expertise with Innovaccer’s AI-native healthcare platform. Innovaccer said the combined offering will unify scheduling, patient engagement, and end-to-end revenue cycle management into a single operating layer for ambulatory care organizations.
According to the announcement, ambulatory practices continue to face mounting administrative burdens, fragmented systems, and rising denial rates. Innovaccer cited industry data indicating that nearly $20 billion is lost annually to avoidable denials, while up to 65% of denials are never resubmitted because providers lack the time and resources to appeal them.
Founded in 1997, CaduceusHealth manages provider billing, claims, and denial resolution across thousands of practices and multiple specialties. The company’s U.S.-based team serves nearly 4,000 providers and manages approximately $5 billion in gross patient charges annually.
Innovaccer said the acquisition enhances the capabilities of its Flow suite by integrating human operational expertise with AI-powered automation. The combined platform is intended to help healthcare providers improve revenue cycle performance through automated workflows, denial prediction, and revenue gap management.
Abhinav Shashank said the acquisition aligns with Innovaccer’s mission of reducing administrative work in healthcare and allowing providers to focus more on patient care.
Jim Bonomo said the partnership will allow CaduceusHealth’s operational knowledge to scale through Innovaccer’s AI platform.
Englewood Hospital and Medical Center CFO Tony Orlando said CaduceusHealth supported the organization’s physician network growth from 50 providers and $30 million in operations to more than 700 providers and $240 million in managed revenue.
Innovaccer said it currently serves more than 200 health systems and payers, 95% of community pharmacies, and 80 million patient lives across the United States. The company added that Flow is built on its Gravity healthcare AI infrastructure platform.
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“We started Innovaccer with the belief that the people who went into healthcare didn’t sign up for administrative work. Every hour a billing team spends chasing a denial or reworking a rejected claim is time and money that should be going toward patients. CaduceusHealth has spent nearly three decades building the operational rigor that makes revenue cycle AI actually work, and together we can put that capability in the hands of every provider in this country, regardless of size.”
Abhinav Shashank, CEO and Co-Founder, Innovaccer
“In revenue cycle, the difference between good and great comes down to knowing which payers push back on which codes, shifts in auth requirements, or which denials are worth fighting. We’ve built that knowledge over 30 years. Innovaccer’s AI platform lets us put it to work at a scale no managed services organization could reach on its own. That’s what this combination makes possible.”
Jim Bonomo, Founder and CEO, CaduceusHealth
“When we started building the Englewood Health Physician Network, we had 50 providers and a $30 million operation. Today, we have grown to more than 700 providers and $240 million in managed revenue. CaduceusHealth was with us every step of that journey. Joining Innovaccer means the next generation of providers won’t have to choose between operational expertise and AI — they’ll have both.”
Tony Orlando, Chief Financial Officer, Englewood Hospital and Medical Center
