According to a press release, CBaySystems, “India’s largest clinical documentation solutions provider,” is now M*Modal Global Solutions. Quoting from the press release:
The strategic rebranding initiative brings together the quality reputation of CBaySystems with M*Modal’s global organization and signals increased hiring across its India locations, as well as new growth and expansion opportunities. Through an effective outsourcing model, M*Modal is able to leverage a strong pool of professional talent available in India, enabling the company to continue delivering high quality services to its expanding global customer base.
M*Modal’s India delivery operations are currently comprised of 6,500 full-time employees in areas such as clinical documentation, quality assurance, software development and IT network operations. The company operates across 39 global delivery centers, including Mumbai, Pune, Coimbatore, Bangalore, Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Nagpur and Bengaluru, which are central to its global operations. The company also has established a product development facility in Bangalore and Hyderabad working on highly advanced Speech Understanding™ and Natural Language UnderstandingTM technologies as well as sophisticated medical workflow applications.
Speaking on the company’s India plans, Dinesh Kumar, Managing Director, India for M*Modal said, “During the company’s growth this past decade, India has remained central to delivering high value clinical documentation services to our U.S.-based customers. As M*Modal’s business continues its pivot to embracing technology advances as a natural evolution of its service offerings, we anticipate significant increases in the volume of work flowing to India as part of this large global expansion. Just as exciting, this aggressive growth plan now enables us to train our Indian employees with new skill sets in medical coding, in the complexities of medical billing and in the emerging field of healthcare analytics. We are committed to empowering the careers of our employees to enhance what India can offer to the world.”
Jay Vance, CMT, CHP
