IKS Health Launches AI-Powered Care Enablement Platform on Google Cloud

IKS Health's platform delegates routine tasks from providers
Oct. 22, 2025
2 min read

Key Highlights

  • The new AI platform is built on Google Cloud technologies, including the Gemini family of models, to support healthcare automation.
  • It detects when prior authorization is needed, using deep domain expertise and human-in-the-loop technology for accuracy and compliance.
  • The system aims to eliminate friction in clinical documentation, medical coding, and prior authorization processes, allowing providers to focus on patient care.
  • IKS Health’s connected care platform seeks to improve care outcomes by streamlining administrative workflows across the patient journey.
  • Industry leaders discussed the platform’s potential to transform healthcare operations during a recent roundtable with Google Cloud executives.

In a press release on October 16, the Dallas-based healthcare technology and services company, IKS Health, announced the launch of its new agentic AI (artificial intelligence) platform built on Google Cloud technologies, including the Gemini family of models. 

According to the news release, the platform is a generative AI-based, multi-agent system that can detect when prior authorization is required, leveraging deep domain expertise and proprietary human-in-the-loop technology to ensure accuracy, speed, scalability, and compliance.

“By using Google Cloud’s agentic AI infrastructure, we are creating a connected care platform that eliminates point solution friction to drive faster and better outcomes across the patient journey,” said Sachin K. Gupta, founder and global CEO of IKS Health, in a statement.

In a round table discussion last week with Google Cloud’s Aashima Gupta and other leaders in the industry, Sachin Gupta said that the company created the care enablement platform that delegates all of these chore tasks from the providers' continuum, so that they can focus on the core of patient care. “The clinical documentation piece, the medical coding piece, and then the prior authorization piece--these are the three that typically tend to cause maximum friction for the providers within the care journey and create friction for the patients as well.”

About the Author

Pietje Kobus

Pietje Kobus

Pietje Kobus has an international background and experience in content management and editing. She studied journalism in the Netherlands and Communications and Creative Nonfiction in the U.S. Pietje joined Healthcare Innovation in January 2024.

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