Quantum Gears Unveils HITRUST r2-Certified Quantum Sim 5.0 for Healthcare

Jun 18, 2025
Quantum Gears has launched Quantum Sim 5.0, the only HITRUST r2-certified GenAI middleware for healthcare, at AHIP 2025. The platform enhances efficiency in call centers and provider management.
Quantum Gears Unveils HITRUST r2-Certified Quantum Sim 5.0 for Healthcare

Quantum Gears has launched Quantum Sim 5.0, the only GenAI middleware platform to achieve HITRUST r2 certification, announced in a press release. This platform, showcased at AHIP 2025, is designed to enhance healthcare operations by reducing call center times by 40% and streamlining provider contract management and prior authorization processes.

Quantum Sim 5.0 has been in production since mid-2023, demonstrating proven resilience and continuous uptime in mission-critical environments. The platform functions as an agent factory, enabling the rapid deployment of secure AI agents with built-in role-based access control (RBAC), observability, and privacy guardrails.

The platform also powers QS Benefits, which uses advanced natural language processing to improve customer service efficiency by up to 40%. Additionally, Quantum Sim 5.0 supports provider contract management and prior authorization, automating contract abstraction and real-time eligibility verification to reduce administrative burdens.

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