# Virtix Health

> Virtix Health combines clinical record retrieval, risk adjustment coding, and HEDIS quality abstraction for US health plans and provider organizations. Its Linx workflow platform and AI-powered CARAT support expert review, while a separate WISeR operation handles selected Medicare reviews in Washington.

- **Founded:** 2018
- **Headquarters:** Plano, United States
- **Products:** Clinical Data Acquisition, Risk Adjustment Coding, HEDIS & Quality Abstraction, Linx, CARAT
- **Notable:** Company reports HITRUST r2 certification for Linx., Selected by CMS for the Washington WISeR model., An August 2026 company case study reports a 97% increase in total HCC identification for an unnamed regional health plan.

## Products & services

- **Clinical Data Acquisition** — Medical-record retrieval, status visibility, and secure clinical documentation management.
- **Risk Adjustment Coding** — Certified in-house ICD-10-CM and HCC coding, abstraction, and auditing across retrospective, prospective, and concurrent programs.
- **HEDIS & Quality Abstraction** — Nurse, abstractor, and auditor services supporting quality reporting and audit preparation.
- **Linx** — Proprietary workflow software for provider engagement, project status, reporting, and internal or outsourced operations; company reports HITRUST r2 certification.
- **CARAT** — AI-powered technology supporting coding and quality abstraction alongside human experts.
- **Washington WISeR Reviews** — Prior authorization and pre-payment review for selected Original Medicare services in Washington under CMS’s six-year model.

## Achievements

- Company reports HITRUST r2 certification for Linx.
- Selected by CMS for the Washington WISeR model.
- An August 2026 company case study reports a 97% increase in total HCC identification for an unnamed regional health plan.

## Latest updates

- **2026-10** — Published an October 19 article on combining risk adjustment and quality workflows, and October 13 WISeR documentation and portal guidance.
- **2026-09** — Told Ars Technica its corrective action plan ended August 14 and reported average review times below three days.
- **2026-06** — CMS required a corrective action plan after missed WISeR review deadlines, as reported by KUOW and Representative Suzan DelBene’s office.

## Links

- Website: https://virtixhealth.com/
- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/virtix-health

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Last updated: 2026-10-26