AssistIQ Partners with Allina Health to Deploy AI Supply Capture Across 100+ ORs and Procedural Rooms
Dublin, OH – September 26, 2025 – Hospitals are investing heavily in artificial intelligence to reduce administrative burden and improve care. AI-driven documentation is among the top investment priorities for health system leaders1. While most of that focus has centered on clinician charting, documentation of supplies and implants used in procedures has been overlooked, despite the impact on provider focus and the hospital’s bottom line. Allina Health is introducing AssistIQ’s real-time AI supply capture and insights platform across its hospitals and procedural areas. The rollout spans more than 100 operating and procedural rooms across the health care system. By ensuring every supply and implant is accurately documented at the point of use, AssistIQ provides trusted data to capture every charge – correctly – and guide smarter operational decisions. Tom Lubotsky, Chief Supply Chain Officer, Allina Health, said:
“Having complete and reliable data on the supplies and implants used in procedures allows our teams to work more efficiently to better serve our patients. With this new technology, every product is captured consistently, giving us the foundation to understand our product costs, waste and use and roll out a single reliable system across our hospitals. Our patients trust us to provide expert care and that means all systems of our hospitals must run smoothly.”
Early deployment has already shown measurable improvements, with teams capturing more billable products and strengthening revenue integrity while easing the documentation burden on staff. These gains give Allina Health the resources and reliable data needed to sustain its long-term vision for excellence in patient care. Matt Pavlovec, Patient Care Manager, Allina Health, said:
“Our care team members feel the difference right away. Instead of dealing with barcode scans that may not register or having to manually document, our teams can capture every product quickly and accurately while keeping their focus on the patient. More importantly, this improved accuracy helps ensure we have the right product on hand for the next patient, all but eliminating the need to hunt for products as we’re setting up.”
AssistIQ’s AIQ CaptureTM and AIQ Charge CaptureTM products connect directly with Allina Health’s core systems, Epic and Workday, embedding supply and implant data seamlessly into clinical and administrative workflows. Josh Buehler, Chief Operating Officer, AssistIQ, said:
“Allina Health has been a true partner in shaping AssistIQ to fit real-world clinical workflows. Together we’re proving that AI can tackle an overlooked area of hospital revenue management. By capturing every product reliably, hospitals are seeing up to 30% more billable revenue, a reduction in inventory errors, and new data visibility that supports strategic decision making, financial performance, and excellence in patient care.”

AssistIQ Partners with Allina Health to Deploy AI Supply Capture Across 100+ ORs and Procedural Rooms

The platform is designed to automate the capture of supplies and implants in procedural rooms to improve data for billing and operations. Allina Health is introducing an artificial intelligence supply capture and insights platform across its hospitals and procedural areas. The rollout will span more than 100 operating and procedural rooms throughout the health care system. Developed by AssistIQ, the system is intended to ensure every supply and implant is accurately documented at the point of use. According to a press release, this provides reliable data to capture charges correctly and inform operational decisions. The platform addresses the documentation of supplies used in procedures , an area often overlooked compared to clinician charting. “Having complete and reliable data on the supplies and implants used in procedures allows our teams to work more efficiently to better serve our patients,” says Tom Lubotsky, chief supply chain officer at Allina Health, in a release. “With this new technology, every product is captured consistently, giving us the foundation to understand our product costs, waste, and use and roll out a single reliable system across our hospitals.”
According to the announcement, early deployment of the technology has shown measurable improvements in capturing billable products and strengthening revenue integrity while reducing the documentation workload for clinical staff. “Our care team members feel the difference right away. Instead of dealing with barcode scans that may not register or having to manually document, our teams can capture every product quickly and accurately while keeping their focus on the patient,” says Matt Pavlovec, patient care manager at Allina Health, in a release. “More importantly, this improved accuracy helps ensure we have the right product on hand for the next patient, all but eliminating the need to hunt for products as we’re setting up.”
AssistIQ’s AIQ Capture and AIQ Charge Capture products connect directly with Allina Health’s core systems, Epic and Workday, to embed supply and implant data into clinical and administrative workflows. “Allina Health has been a true partner in shaping AssistIQ to fit real-world clinical workflows,” says Josh Buehler, chief operating officer at AssistIQ, in a release. “By capturing every product reliably, hospitals are seeing up to 30% more billable revenue, a reduction in inventory errors, and new data visibility that supports strategic decision making, financial performance, and excellence in patient care.”

Allina Health Deploys AI Platform to Automate Supply and Implant Tracking

What You Should Know:
– Allina Health has introduced AssistIQ’s real-time AI supply capture and insights platform across its hospitals and procedural areas. – By ensuring every supply and implant is accurately documented at the point of use, AssistIQ provides trusted data to capture every charge – correctly – and guide smarter operational decisions. Improving Financial Performance, Patient Care, and Staff Experience
The healthcare industry is heavily investing in artificial intelligence (AI) to reduce administrative burdens and improve care, with AI-driven documentation being a top priority for health system leaders. However, documentation of supplies and implants used in procedures has often been overlooked, despite its significant impact on provider focus and a hospital’s bottom line. The rollout of the new platform spans more than 100 operating and procedural rooms. By accurately documenting every supply and implant at the point of use, AssistIQ provides reliable data to capture every charge correctly and guide smarter operational decisions. Tom Lubotsky, Chief Supply Chain Officer at Allina Health, said that having complete and reliable data allows his teams to work more efficiently and consistently, which provides the foundation for understanding product costs and waste. Early deployment of the platform has already shown measurable improvements, with teams capturing more billable products, strengthening revenue integrity, and easing the documentation burden on staff. Josh Buehler, COO of AssistIQ, noted that by capturing every product reliably, hospitals are seeing up to 30% more billable revenue and a reduction in inventory errors.

Allina Health Deploys AI Supply Capture to Boost Revenue and Ease Clinician Burden

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AssistIQ Technologies has filed a notice of an exempt offering of securities to raise $11,499,963.00 in New Funding.

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