Healthcare AI startup Brellium has raised $23 million to expand its automated medical billing compliance platform and enter new clinical specialties.
The Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation has implemented the Finpay billing system, enabling automated tuition payments via the national digital infrastructure.
Munich-based healthtech startup calliora has raised $6 million in pre-seed funding to develop AI tools that reduce hospital billing errors ahead of new German audit regulations.
The Russian developer iFlex has implemented its billing platform for the FinamX AI service, enabling subscription management and real-time token consumption tracking.
Anthropic is shifting its enterprise pricing to a strict consumption-based model, eliminating bundled token allowances and reducing discounts starting in late 2025.
US insurers report that AI-powered medical coding tools have increased hospital billing costs by $942 million, sparking a dispute with hospital associations over patient care documentation.
The adoption of AI in medical coding has led to nearly $1 billion in additional costs for Blue Cross insurers due to more frequent billing for secondary conditions.
Creem has raised €5 million in seed funding to develop billing and revenue-split infrastructure for AI agents, bringing its total funding to €6.8 million.
GPUGO has launched version 2.0 of its platform, featuring a new scalable architecture, separated storage and compute resources, and flexible minute-based billing.
