Commure is an AI-powered healthcare operating system for clinical documentation, revenue cycle, and patient workflows. See features, pricing, and FAQs.
Commure is a healthcare technology company that provides CommureOS, a software operating system designed to sit on top of a hospital's existing electronic health record and unify clinical, administrative, and financial workflows in one place. Rather than selling a single point product, Commure organizes its offerings around distinct workflow categories, including ambient clinical documentation, revenue cycle management, patient engagement, remote patient monitoring, mobile access to EHR data, and physical staff safety.
The company was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. Its growth accelerated significantly after a 2023 combination with Athelas, a healthcare workflow automation company, which brought the combined business to a reported valuation of about 6 billion dollars, and later grew further following the acquisition of ambient AI documentation company Augmedix.
Commure's flagship AI features include Ambient AI, which listens to and documents patient encounters in real time, and Dictation, a voice-to-cursor charting tool that reduces manual note-writing. On the operational side, Call Center Agents automate scheduling and inbound call routing, and Orchestrator applies AI to referral intake so care coordinators spend less time on manual triage.
For the financial side of hospital operations, Commure RCM automates medical billing and claims workflows to reduce denials and speed up reimbursement. Engage focuses on patient experience and care coordination, while Strongline provides staff safety alerting and nurse badging technology originally developed to protect frontline healthcare workers. Athelas Home extends the platform into point-of-care blood diagnostics for remote patient monitoring use cases.
Commure does not publish self-service pricing. As an enterprise health IT vendor, it sells through a sales-led process where pricing depends on facility size, the number of modules deployed, integration complexity with the existing EHR, and contract length. Prospective customers typically need to go through discovery calls, security and compliance review, and a pilot phase before a system-wide rollout.
Because Commure handles protected health information, any deployment involves HIPAA-compliant data handling and typically a Business Associate Agreement (BAA) between the health system and Commure as part of the contracting process.
Commure builds CommureOS, a healthcare software platform that automates clinical documentation, revenue cycle management, patient engagement, remote monitoring, and staff safety workflows for hospitals and health systems.
Athelas and Commure combined in 2023 into a single company that retained the Commure name and brand, led by former Athelas CEO Tanay Tandon.
Commure does not publish pricing publicly. It sells through custom enterprise contracts negotiated with each health system based on facility size and modules deployed.
No. Commure is designed to integrate with and sit on top of a health system's existing electronic health record rather than replace it.
Commure is a privately held company backed by investors including General Catalyst, Sequoia Capital, NVIDIA, and Y Combinator, with a reported valuation of roughly 7 billion dollars as of 2026.
Strongline is Commure's staff safety product, providing wearable alerting badges and asset tracking to protect frontline healthcare workers.
Yes. Commure combined with Athelas in 2023 and signed a deal to acquire Augmedix, a publicly traded ambient AI documentation company, expanding its AI healthcare capabilities.
As a healthcare technology vendor handling protected health information, Commure operates under HIPAA-compliant data handling practices and typically enters into Business Associate Agreements with health system customers.