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Lumeris & Google Cloud: Closing the Primary Care Gap - News Directory 3

Lumeris & Google Cloud: Closing the Primary Care Gap

June 13, 2025 Catherine Williams Health
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At a glance
  • Healthcare technology firm Lumeris and ‍Google Cloud ‍are collaborating to ‍improve ‍access to primary care using ‍artificial intelligence.
  • Lumeris estimates ⁤that annual demand for⁣ care in the U.S.
  • Founded in 2012, Lumeris specializes in value-based care change, partnering with physician practices and⁢ health ‍systems ⁢to ⁤improve care quality and reduce costs.
Original source: hitconsultant.net

Lumeris‍ and Google Cloud join forces to revolutionize primary care access with an innovative,‍ AI-driven solution, addressing the critical shortage of available care hours. The ‍partnership⁤ will leverage Google Cloud’s technology to ‍build Lumeris’ Tom platform, a Primary Care as a Service solution designed to autonomously execute tasks and expand clinical capacity. The goal ⁤is⁢ to bridge the considerable gap between the demand for care and its availability across the U.S., where the current demand soars above 2.5 billion hours annually. Lumeris, known for its ⁢impactful value-based care ⁤strategies, and Google Cloud are creating a scalable platform⁣ focused on nationwide impact, enhanced patient experiences,⁢ and actionable intelligence, as⁤ reported by News Directory 3. Through this collaboration, doctors and nurses will gain valuable AI support⁢ for improved patient care. Discover what’s‍ next.

Key Points

  • Lumeris partners with Google ⁣Cloud to boost⁣ primary care access.
  • The Tom platform will be built on google Cloud technology.
  • The ⁢collaboration addresses a ⁢significant gap in available care hours.

Lumeris, Google Cloud Partner ⁢on⁣ AI-Driven Primary Care Access

Updated June 13, 2025
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Healthcare technology firm Lumeris and ‍Google Cloud ‍are collaborating to ‍improve ‍access to primary care using ‍artificial intelligence. The⁢ partnership will focus on⁤ building Lumeris’ Tom platform on Google Cloud infrastructure, aiming to⁣ bridge a⁤ gap between the demand ⁢for and availability ⁢of primary care.

Lumeris estimates ⁤that annual demand for⁣ care in the U.S. exceeds 2.5 billion hours, while less than 500 million hours are currently available. The collaboration ⁢seeks to address this shortage through scalable, AI-driven solutions.

Founded in 2012, Lumeris specializes in value-based care change, partnering with physician practices and⁢ health ‍systems ⁢to ⁤improve care quality and reduce costs. Their AI-powered⁤ platform, Tom, supports various populations, including‍ Medicare Advantage, Conventional Medicare, Medicaid, and commercial plans. Lumeris’ Medicare advantage plan, Essence Healthcare, has consistently⁣ received high ratings from the Centers ⁢for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).

Tom,described ⁢as an AI-powered Primary Care as a Service solution,is designed to function as an bright care ⁣team member,autonomously executing tasks to⁢ expand clinical capacity ⁢and⁣ improve care accessibility.

The partnership between Google Cloud and Lumeris is⁤ structured around‍ five core areas:

  • Scalability for nationwide impact
  • enhanced clinical and patient‍ experience
  • Actionable intelligence from fragmented data
  • Healthcare-native conversational AI
  • Shared ethics in responsible ⁤AI deployment

Thomas Kurian, CEO⁢ of Google Cloud,⁢ said that AI is transforming⁢ healthcare and expanding access‍ to more people.⁤ he⁤ added that combining Google Cloud’s AI capabilities with Lumeris’‍ primary care insight can provide doctors and nurses with the AI support and⁢ insights ⁢they need to ⁣help⁤ improve care for their patients.

What’s next

Lumeris plans to continue working with Google Cloud and other partners to enhance Tom’s capabilities,ensuring it delivers advanced Primary Care as a‍ Service.

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