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CLARA Analytics (Sunnyvale, Calif.) has expanded its Claims DocIntel Pro platform with enhancements designed to help insurers counter rising costs related to bad faith claims and social inflation. The new features include dynamic medical summarization and advanced legal demand analytics intended to streamline claims handling and identify litigation risks earlier.
Heather H. Wilson, CEO, CLARA Analytics.
The updated platform uses artificial intelligence to flag time-sensitive legal demands, track plaintiff attorney behavior, and generate tailored medical summaries that reduce the need for manual document review. These summaries provide structured insight into initial injuries, ongoing care, additional treatment needs, and prior conditions, helping adjusters act faster and more accurately.
“These new enhancements to Claims DocIntel Pro enable claims professionals to focus on what matters most, providing them with precise, AI-driven insights that enhance efficiency and improve outcomes,” says Heather H. Wilson, CEO, CLARA Analytics. “The new release goes further than ever in identifying time-sensitive issues and preventing bad faith claims.”
Faster Time-to-Insights and Significantly Higher ROI
Mubbin Rabbani, Chief Product Officer, CLARA Analytics.
CLARA’s platform integrates generative AI, machine learning, and contributory data to deliver searchable, chronological case timelines and real-time alerts. It connects to the company’s broader CLARAty.ai system, creating a unified experience across claims management functions.
“By combining deep document intelligence with predictive analytics and proactive alerts, we’re helping insurers, TPAs, and self-insured organizations achieve faster time-to-insights and significantly higher ROI,” says Mubbin Rabbani, Chief Product Officer, CLARA Analytics.
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