HiLabs Recognized in Gartner Report for GenAI in Healthcare

Feb 18, 2025
HiLabs has been acknowledged in a Gartner report for its role in advancing Generative AI solutions for healthcare payers, highlighting the transformative potential of AI in administrative functions.
HiLabs Recognized in Gartner Report for GenAI in Healthcare

HiLabs has been recognized in the latest Gartner report, "Predicts 2025: AI Reshapes How U.S. Healthcare Payer CIOs Do Business," announced in a press release. The report underscores the growing adoption of large language models (LLMs) and Generative AI (GenAI) in healthcare payer operations.

HiLabs is highlighted among vendors creating value in this space, attributed to its commitment to innovation in AI. The report notes that GenAI is transforming administrative functions, improving reporting, and enhancing care coordination for healthcare payers. By 2027, GenAI solutions are expected to reduce administrative costs by 30% for most health insurers with over one million members.

Amit Garg, CEO and Co-founder of HiLabs, emphasized the potential of GenAI to streamline claims management, improve patient outcomes, and personalize member experiences. The Gartner research predicts a shift from rule-based systems to AI-driven intelligence, with domain-specific AI models driving the next era of transformation in healthcare operations.

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