Supply chain co-management partner formed by HumanityCorp and Mayo Clinic Supply Chain Management. Inspirity monetizes the supply chain as a financial asset for independent health systems through a 10-year co-management agreement, leveraging Mayo’s Gartner top-
ranked supply chain practices, Vizient/Captis access, and statistical spend modeling to fund transformation and unlock direct/indirect savings.
Cost: Long-term co-management; structured to self-fund
Friction: Higher — 10-yr partnership with operational integration
Value: Mayo-grade supply chain; transformation funded by savings
AI-powered claims-denial remediation platform (“Daniel”) that uses machine learning to analyze denied claims, identify root causes, correct errors in real time, and auto-resubmit to payers. Delivered as Outcome-as-a-Service — Red Sky is paid only on revenue actually recovered, aligning incentives with the provider’s bottom line.
Cost: Outcome-as-a-Service — paid only on revenue recovered
Friction: Low — layers on top of existing 837/835 workflow
Value: Recovers cash from previously written-off denials
Enterprise healthcare technology and AI services arm of Apollo Hospitals. Combines virtual care, Clinical AI (predictive risk for CVD, CKD, diabetes, COPD, etc.), AI copilots for patients/clinicians/operations (Ask Apollo, Care Console), and enterprise IT services to streamline operations, reduce escalation, and improve outcomes across health systems.
Cost: Enterprise platform + services; scales with deployment
Friction: Moderate — enterprise integration with EMR and IT stack
Value: AI copilots + clinical risk models + IT modernization in one stack