mega Healthcare, an AI-driven healthcare solutions company, has announced that it earned a 97.8 out of 100 overall performance score, along with five A+ grades, in a newly published KLAS First Look report titled Omega Healthcare RevCDI 2026: Improving Ambulatory Documentation Quality, Integrity & Efficiency.

The recognition highlights Omega Healthcare’s strong performance in helping healthcare organizations improve clinical documentation quality, provider education, workflow efficiency, and financial outcomes through its RevCDI solution.

RevCDI, which is part of the Omega Digital Platform, is designed to address physician documentation challenges through a hybrid model that combines AI-enabled technology with hands-on guidance from experienced clinical documentation improvement professionals. The solution supports healthcare providers by giving feedback that improves documentation accuracy without creating unnecessary workload for physicians.

The KLAS First Look report captured early client feedback on how Omega Healthcare’s RevCDI solution is helping organizations improve documentation quality, strengthen physician engagement, and achieve measurable results. According to the report, customers using RevCDI reported measurable outcomes and ROI within six months, with 100% of respondents stating they would buy the solution again.

Omega Healthcare received five A+ grades across key performance areas, including loyalty, strength of partnership, executive involvement, quality of staff and consultants, and value for money. These results reflect the company’s focus on strong customer relationships, clinical expertise, and practical technology support.

Anurag Mehta, CEO and Co-Founder of Omega Healthcare, said the recognition reflects the company’s role as a trusted partner in helping healthcare organizations drive timely and measurable clinical documentation improvements. He also highlighted the importance of addressing ambulatory CDI, where Omega Healthcare is helping providers deliver ROI on professional fee claims through a combination of technology and human expertise.

Omega Healthcare’s RevCDI solution is also designed to support broader operational improvements across revenue cycle workflows. As part of the Omega Digital Platform ecosystem, RevCDI can communicate with other Omega Healthcare technologies to help improve work RVUs and reduce denials.

The company’s clinical teams include registered nurses with CDI credentials, clinicians, coding professionals, and health information management experts. This combination helps ensure that clinical documentation guidance is accurate, compliant, and aligned with coding requirements.

Dave Friedenson, MD, FACEP, and Chief Medical Officer at Omega Healthcare, said the company’s AI-powered solution helps reduce administrative burden, support regulatory and reporting compliance, and free clinical staff to focus more on patient care.

This recognition further strengthens Omega Healthcare’s position as a trusted healthcare technology and revenue operations partner for provider, payer, and life sciences organizations.