Aqurio Named Finalist for 2026 AI Startup of the Year
Aqurio said in a press release that it was named a finalist in the AI Startup of the Year category at the 2026 A.I. Awards. The Cloud Awards, which operates the program, will announce category winners on October 13.
Aqurio provides AI agents for healthcare workflows including appointment scheduling, patient communications, balance recovery, and follow up after procedures. The company says its agents work within existing systems with human oversight and support connections to more than 70 electronic health record, practice management, and other source systems.
The platform is certified for HITRUST, SOC 2 Type II, PCI DSS, and ISO/IEC 42001. Aqurio says it serves more than 75 enterprise organizations through products including SmartAnalytics, SmartAgent, SmartEngage, and SmartCare.
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