Core Solutions Introduces AI-Powered EHR Platform for Behavioral Health

Aug 2, 2025
Core Solutions has launched Cx360 Intelligence, an AI-powered EHR platform designed to enhance clinical workflows in behavioral health, as announced in a press release.

Core Solutions has launched Cx360 Intelligence, an AI-powered electronic health record (EHR) platform aimed at improving clinical support in behavioral health, announced in a press release. The platform integrates advanced AI capabilities into clinical workflows, offering features such as real-time documentation, decision support, and dynamic treatment planning.

Cx360 Intelligence is designed to reduce the documentation burden on clinicians by providing AI-generated summaries that highlight key patient details like symptoms, history, and risk factors. The platform also supports conversational queries, allowing providers to quickly access insights. Additionally, it includes Cx360 GO, a mobile solution for capturing clinical notes in real-time with electronic visit verification.

The platform offers two deployment options: integration with existing FHIR-enabled EHRs through Cx360 Clinical Assist, or as a standalone AI-powered EHR system with Cx360 Essential. This flexibility allows behavioral health and IDD organizations to tailor the solution to their specific needs, enhancing care delivery and operational efficiency.

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