Concurrence Puts Its Health World Model and AI Agents on Microsoft Marketplace
Concurrence, a healthcare data and AI company, has made its Concurrence Health World Model and AI agents available in the Microsoft Marketplace. According to the company, health systems, biopharma companies and public health organizations can deploy them directly in their existing Microsoft Azure environment without migrating data.
- Concurrence's Health World Model and AI agents are now available in Microsoft Marketplace.
- The platform deploys into a customer's existing Azure environment with no data migration required, according to the company.
- It can run in the customer's own Azure subscription or a Concurrence-managed one in the customer's region.
- Eligible Marketplace spend can count toward the Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC).
- Concurrence says its platform has driven over 10 million patient interactions.
What is now available
Concurrence, formerly known as Amigo, said the Health World Model and its AI agents can now be discovered and deployed through Microsoft Marketplace. The marketplace is described as the unified online destination where customers buy cloud solutions, AI apps and agents.
As a Microsoft partner, Concurrence deploys into a healthcare organization's existing Azure environment. According to the company, no data migration is required. Customers can run the platform inside their own Azure subscription or in a dedicated Concurrence-managed Azure subscription in their region.
How the platform works
Concurrence builds a unified data foundation for each organization, called the Health World Model. The company says it supplies 360-degree patient context across several types of data:
- EHR records
- Claims
- Labs
- Device data
- Prior conversations
- Care plans
AI agents run on top of this foundation. According to Concurrence, they scale the judgment of expert clinicians in use cases such as patient intake, medication management and clinical decision support. The traces these agents generate during live care interactions form a proprietary dataset that each organization can use to optimize its clinical and operational investments.
The platform is interoperable with Epic on Azure. For organizations using Microsoft Fabric, Microsoft's unified data and analytics platform, Concurrence extends the existing data foundation to power AI across clinical and operational workflows.
Purchasing and executive comments
Organizations can buy Concurrence through Microsoft Marketplace, and eligible spend counts toward their Microsoft Azure Consumption Commitment (MACC). Healthcare institutions can also engage Concurrence through their Microsoft account team or the Concurrence website.
John Xing, Cofounder and CTO at Concurrence, said that "AI adoption in enterprise healthcare is rarely hampered by a lack of good use cases." He added: "The hard part is deployment." In his view, building on an organization's existing technology ecosystem is the way to avoid implementation friction and tech debt, and for many that ecosystem runs on Microsoft Azure.
Cyril Belikoff, vice president of Microsoft Azure Product Marketing, said Microsoft Marketplace "helps solutions like Concurrence reach more customers and markets."
What it means for healthcare organizations
For healthcare organizations already running on Azure, the listing offers a purchasing route through a channel they may already use, with spend potentially applied to existing Azure commitments. Deployment inside their own Microsoft environment and governance controls addresses the implementation concerns Xing described.
Concurrence says it has native integrations with major EHRs, including Epic, Oracle Health and athenahealth, and full HIPAA, SOC 2 Type II and GDPR compliance. The company also reports that its platform has driven over 10 million patient interactions to date.
PR Newswire: Concurrence Now Available in the Microsoft Marketplace
