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Franklin-based AIM serves hospitals and insurancse companies with health claims management systems and market s its Intellijet sofware as a highly accuratee way to track down and resolve erranr medical claims and simplify the claims process for government and commercial payers of health care benefita and health care providers in all 50 Ingenix isa wholly-owned subsidiaryu of Minnetonka, Minn.-based insurer UNH). Terms of the all-cash deal were not disclosed. In announcingf the deal, Ingenix said AIM’s productss enhance transparency, provide neutral third party audits, and cut time and cost from theclaimsz process.
“AIM has unmatched capabilities for simplifying the administratiobn of health care so that hospitals and healtj plans can operate more efficiently and focuse onpatient care. Everyone — including most importantly, the patient-consumed — wins,” Ingenix CEO Andy Slavit said ina statement.
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