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Innovaccer cofounder and CEO Abhinav Shashank Innovaccer Fresh off a $275 million fundraise—the largest in digital health so far this year—Innovaccer’s cofounder and CEO Abhinav Shashank has a plan to pull together data and AI tools all in one place. AI chatbots. Scribing tools. Insurance claims software. Electronic health records. Abhinav Shashank, cofounder and CEO of digital health startup Innovaccer, looks at all the new technology for healthcare providers and hospital systems and sees a big problem. “Healthcare is the only place where technology came in and everything became more inefficient,” Shashank told Forbes. The problem is that large healthcare systems, which may have dozens of hospitals and thousands of physicians, often have lots of data and a variety of tools to manage it, but no easy way to put them all together. “We really felt that in every part of our lives we have better technology,” he said. “Our Uber driver has better technology than our doctors do.” Today, Innovaccer unveiled its solution to that problem: A new software platform called Gravity that’s designed to be a one-stop shop for all of those disparate tools and vast amounts of healthcare data. Now, instead of needing to log into different portals and websites over and over again, Gravity acts as a gateway to all of them — almost like a web browser, but for health tools and data instead of the internet. Gravity has more than 400 pre-built connectors, which can pull in data from electronic health records, insurance claims and elsewhere. All that data is then accessible to a palette of AI tools, which are also available for doctors and hospital administrators to tap into from the same interface. Shashank hopes that Gravity will be “the platform of all platforms,” helping hospitals avoid spending millions of dollars to integrate…

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