Based on our 2025 portfolio of seven healthcare facilities, clients achieved an average 27× return on investment, measured by attributed revenue (the revenue associated with patients managed by the platform). Facilities typically begin generating measurable revenue recovery within the first 90 days of go-live, with ROI increasing as programs mature and more sites come online.

Faster than most teams expect. In 2025, two of our newest programs demonstrated 10× and 52× growth in recommendation volume within their first year. Even facilities launching mid-year showed immediate impact: one health system generated 62,812 recommendations and $9.5M in attributed revenue in just their first six months.

1. Standardized identification of findings
   Diagnostic findings from imaging, laboratory testing, and clinical documentation must be consistently identified and categorized so the appropriate follow-up pathway can be triggered automatically rather than relying on manual intervention.
2. Closed-loop communication
   Findings must be communicated to the responsible clinician and acknowledged. Clear documentation ensures recommendations do not remain buried in reports or unread alerts—and that ownership is established from the moment a finding is identified.
3. Reliable follow-up management
   Health systems must track recommended care—such as additional testing, specialist referral, or medication adjustment—through to completion or appropriate resolution, with escalation when patients do not respond or timelines are missed.

Care orchestration platforms close the gap between diagnostic detection and care delivery by automating the workflows that sit between a diagnostic finding and a completed care step. Rather than relying on clinicians to manually track findings across multiple systems, a care orchestration layer ingests findings from diagnostic sources such as imaging systems, laboratory results, AI detection tools, and the EHR. The platform then activates the appropriate follow-up pathway based on the health system’s protocols and manages the process through completion—including patient outreach, scheduling, escalation, and provider notification.

Inflo Health is the only AI-powered, EHR-integrated follow-up platform designed around high-reliability principles. Unlike traditional list creation tools, Inflo Health facilitates the entire follow-up workflow, flagging findings, automating outreach, and closing the loop — all without requiring extra staff.

Every explicit radiology finding is captured and tracked across inpatient, outpatient, and emergency settings — eliminating the risk of unidentified or unacted-upon recommendations. Across our client portfolio, we maintained 100% identification of explicit findings regardless of care setting. This directly reduces the legal and compliance risk that comes with unmanaged follow-up gaps, which industry surveys estimate account for $40M+ in annual legal costs across health systems nationwide.

Best practice is to ensure every actionable nodule is identified, tracked, and completed — without relying on manual processes or chance follow-up. Inflo Health automates this process directly in the radiology workflow, achieving 80%+ follow-up completion rates and aligning with ACR-validated methods for high-reliability care.

Analytics provide visibility into gaps, completion rates, and patient outcomes. Inflo Health offers real-time dashboards and benchmarking tools so health systems can measure performance against the ACR and peer institutions, identify bottlenecks, and demonstrate measurable improvements in safety and revenue.

Automation reduces missed follow-ups and staff burden. Inflo Health uses AI, automated routing, and patient/provider notifications to streamline follow-up tasks. This ensures no actionable result is lost, while giving staff more time to focus on patient care.

Traditional manual tracking is error-prone and unsustainable. Inflo Health manages radiology follow-ups by providing a single automated platform that integrates with RIS, EHR, and scheduling systems, creating a closed-loop process that ensures patients receive the care they need, on time.

EHR systems can generate alerts or reminders, but they often stop short of ensuring completion. Providers can access individual follow-up capabilities within an EHR, but it is up to them and their own staff to build an end-to-end solution. Inflo Health not only integrates with the EHR, the platform delivers a high-reliability, automated pathway to actively closing follow-up gaps and delivering on quality and revenue goals.

Most solutions rely on manual registries, spreadsheets, or bolt-on modules. Inflo Health is different: it is end-to-end, automated, and proven in high-volume health systems. With ACR validation, Inflo Health ensures that follow-up care is reliable, scalable, and doesn’t require additional staff to manage.

Hospitals can optimize follow-up by eliminating manual worklists, standardizing processes, and embedding accountability. Inflo Health enables this with AI-powered identification, workflow automation, and hospital-wide reporting that reduces risk and increases reliability — all aligned with high-reliability principles.

Key features to look for include:

• Seamless EHR/RIS integration
• AI-powered identification of actionable findings
• Automated tracking and outreach
• Analytics and benchmarking
• ACR validation and proven outcomes

High-reliability follow-up requires redundancy, automation, and accountability. Inflo Health achieves this by embedding automated safety nets into radiology workflows, using AI to flag every actionable finding, and providing system-wide transparency on follow-up performance. This transforms follow-up from a manual, high-risk process into a closed-loop, high-reliability system.

Yes. Inflo Health is fully HIPAA compliant and HITRUST e1 certified. We execute Business Associate Agreements (BAAs) with every health system client before any data is exchanged.

HITRUST e1 certification validates that our security controls meet the foundational requirements for protecting sensitive healthcare data — covering access control, encryption, vulnerability management, and incident response. This certification is independently assessed and verified by a third-party authorized HITRUST assessor.

Our commitment to compliance means your patient data is protected by the same security framework trusted by leading health systems, payers, and health IT organizations nationwide.