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Medicare is using AI to approve claims. The result has been ‘alarmingly high denial rates.’

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Last updated: September 16, 2026 1:09 am
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A pilot program using artificial intelligence to approve care for Medicare beneficiaries has resulted in high levels of denials and delayed decisions and prompted warnings from a vendor about a lack of readiness, according to a lawsuit seeking information about the program.

Source: MarketWatch

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