US-based Cohere Health Unveils GCC in Hyderabad to Scale AI-Driven Clinical Intelligence

The center is expected to strengthen the company’s AI-powered clinical intelligence platform and enhance healthcare decision-making capabilities for stakeholders worldwide.

US-based Clinical intelligence solutions provider Cohere Health has launched a new Global Capability Center (GCC) in Hyderabad aimed at expanding its global innovation footprint.

The new facility is designed to advance innovation in AI-enabled clinical intelligence and support the company’s broader mission of enhancing healthcare access, efficiency, and outcomes worldwide.

The center is expected to further strengthen the company’s AI-powered clinical intelligence platform and enhance healthcare decision-making capabilities for stakeholders worldwide.

The Hyderabad GCC will function as a strategic hub to support Cohere Health’s global operations, enabling closer collaboration between its India-based teams and counterparts in the United States

This integration is expected to accelerate product innovation, platform scalability, and enhance the deployment of the intelligent clinical solution.

Further, the company states that the new center will help in scaling its clinically trained AI-driven solutions designed to improve care delivery, streamline payer-provider interactions, and enhance patient outcomes.

Additionally, the company plans to develop the Hyderabad facility into a center of excellence focused on clinical intelligence, artificial intelligence innovation, and product development.

The GCC will also deploy teams across artificial intelligence and machine learning engineering, analytics, product development, and clinical operations aimed at strengthening the scalability, performance, and clinical impact of Cohere Health’s technology platform.

Commenting on the new expansion initiative, Siva Namasivayam, CEO & co-founder of Cohere Health, said, “We’re excited about bringing together the best of AI-powered clinical intelligence with the remarkable talent and passion India has to offer. As we scale globally, the GCC is instrumental: driving better decision-making and payer-provider interactions and ultimately improving patient care access and outcomes.”

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