Intelligent Medical Objects

The firm's public-facing website does not name a CEO or CIO, listing only Michael Klozotsky as a contact for general inquiries. Operational leadership is not publicly disclosed on its corporate pages.

Physicians and terminologists have built and curated a proprietary dictionary over 30 years that maps clinical terms to billing, procedure, lab, and medication codes. This ontology acts as a translation layer, converting unstructured clinical documentation into standardized, machine-readable data. Because it integrates into existing EHRs, NLP tools, and analytics pipelines, the terminology itself becomes a dependency across a health system’s software stack, embedding IMO into multiple workflows rather than one discrete function.

IMO Precision Normalize addresses real-world data quality issues by standardizing and enriching structured and unstructured data for analytics and AI model development. IMO Core products aim to improve point-of-care documentation accuracy, reduce denials by capturing details like laterality, and reduce manual coding intervention. The firm also markets solutions for clinical trial matching, risk adjustment coding, and speeding up systematic literature reviews.

Public case studies feature MetroHealth, where IMO tools boosted reimbursement and reduced denials, and Nationwide Children's, which strengthened data infrastructure and interoperability. The firm lists a partnership with Redox aimed at enhancing clinical data quality nationally. It also publishes joint research, including JAMIA studies on generative AI for literature reviews.

Its current branding explicitly frames it as an AI-native clinical data intelligence company. The underlying asset is the clinician-built ontology, but IMO Health now markets its knowledge graph as the foundation for AI models, machine learning, and advanced analytics. Its products feed denials management, risk adjustment, and clinical trial use cases that employ AI-driven categorization.

Yes. The firm targets life sciences alongside health systems and health tech, promoting its ability to prepare real-world data for clinical trials and systematic literature reviews. Its website includes customer quotes about accelerating raw data into usable formats for life sciences organizations.

The firm's primary address is in Rosemont, Illinois, with an additional office on West Monroe Street in Chicago. Contact details list a support phone line and a UK-resident number for European inquiries.