As part of this funding, the company will undertake a 13-month research and development project to enhance the company’s existing product and provide better understanding of medical claim complexities and trends.
Over half a million dollars has been announced for SiftMed under the Business Growth Program. SiftMed’s platform uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to sort medical-related documents. As part of this funding, the company will undertake a 13-month research and development project to enhance the company’s existing product and provide better understanding of medical claim complexities and trends. Funding will support six new technical positions.
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