Gain, the industry’s only SaaS-based, AI-enhanced servicing platform for complex claims, was named the best Healthcare Technology Solution of 2024 for the second consecutive year as part of the annual SIIA CODiE Awards, surpassing notable companies such as Prescryptive Health and Wolters Kluwer.
The prestigious CODiE Awards recognize the companies producing the most innovative Business Technology products across the country and around the world.
As our Founder and CEO Reid Zeising proudly stated, “Winning the Best Healthcare Technology Solution award at the 2024 CODiE Awards for the second consecutive year is a tribute to our technology team and a significant milestone for Gain. This award solidifies our position as a leader in healthcare technology and underscores our mission to bridge the gap between attorneys and healthcare providers, ensuring that personal injury victims receive the care they deserve without financial strain.”
The Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA), the principal trade association for the software and digital content industries, announced the full slate of CODiE winners during a virtual winner announcement.
“We are thrilled to win the CODiE award for Best Healthcare Technology Solution. The team here at Gain has been working very hard to build our AI-Enabled platform to help accident victims without health insurance to get the medical treatment that they desperately need, and with the recognition of this CODiE award, it’s our hope that we can help and reach even more people in need of medical care”, said Gain’s COO and CTO Jonathan Razza.
Gain’s platform stands out by providing a consolidated and collaborative ecosystem of professionals, enabling seamless coordination between law firms and healthcare providers. This integration allows for the initiation of medical treatment, scheduling of medical transportation, requesting pharmacy cards for clients, and cash advances—all with a click of a button. Gain’s platform serves as the critical hub connecting personal injury stakeholders and simplifying revenue cycle management for complex claims.
“The recipients of the 2024 Business Technology CODiE Awards continue to uphold the prestigious tradition of the CODiEs by distinguishing the most effective and influential applications, services, and products in the business technology sector. We take immense pride in acknowledging this year’s winners – the crème de la crème! Kudos to all the victors of this year’s CODiE Awards!” says Chris Mohr, President of SIIA.
Judge Comments on Gain’s Performance
A SIIA CODiE Award win is a prestigious honor, following rigorous reviews by expert judges whose evaluations determined the finalists. SIIA members then vote on the finalist products, and the scores from both rounds are tabulated to select the winners.
The CODiE Awards judges provided insightful comments on Gain’s overall performance and strengths, highlighting the unique and niche nature of our solution. Here are some of their remarks:
Overall Performance
“The solution is unique and very niche in its segment. It helps personal injury clients lacking financial means to pay for treatment navigate through the insurance system. The different aspects of the workflow – revenue cycle management services, expert managed services support, and financial settlement – are covered beautifully as part of the integrated solution.
Integrations [have been] very handled and also the way it has been thought out for building blocks. They have used low/no code platform to make sure the time to market is archived while keeping the utility in mind. Overall a great LOP servicing platform.”
Strengths
“The manner in which a total managed services model has been crafted by Gain to provide an end-to-end solution in the targeted ecosystem is truly innovative. The use of technology (Gain RCM Platform) coupled with their personal injury attorney network and the team of experts working towards streamlining communications and helping advance towards settlement – all these provide a great combination and win-win situation because patients can get access to high quality care regardless of their ability to pay. Practices can leverage their expertise to reduce write-offs, and increase collection amounts.”