Corti Scores 93.3* in KLAS First Look Report, Scored “Highly Satisfied” by Healthcare Vendors

NEW YORK and COPENHAGEN, April 20, 2026 -- Corti, the frontier lab for clinical-grade AI, scored 93.3* out of 100 in a new First Look report published by KLAS Research, the healthcare IT industry's leading independent research firm. The score places Corti significantly above the 2026 Best in KLAS Software and Services average of 81.1.

The KLAS First Look report, titled “Corti 2026: Providing AI Technology & API Solutions for Healthcare Vendors,” is based on interviews with healthcare vendor organizations currently building on Corti's platform. All interviewed customers reported satisfaction with the solution, with 83%* of respondents scored Corti as “highly satisfied.” Every customer interviewed considers Corti part of their organization's long-term plans.

Corti received A* or A+* grades across multiplep of the report’s key performance indicators, including Partnership (A+), Would Buy Again (A+), Development & Innovation (A+), Supports Integration Goals (A), and Likelihood to Recommend (A). Customers highlighted the strength of Corti's healthcare-specific models, the flexibility of its APIs, and the depth of technical partnership available through direct developer-to-developer collaboration.

“We built a dedicated AI lab for healthcare because we believed clinical environments needed something purpose-built. Almost a decade later, that bet keeps proving out: our medical coding models recently outperformed the largest AI labs on established public benchmarks, and now independent KLAS research shows that the developers building on our platform plan to stay long-term,” said Andreas Cleve, CEO and co-founder of Corti. “It's a meaningful validation of what we've always believed: when the infrastructure is built for clinical reality, the results follow”.

Through its developer platform, Corti provides Symphony, its flagship model, along with APIs and evaluation frameworks that handle clinical orchestration, compliance, and data sovereignty. Unlike general-purpose AI providers, Corti's models are built for clinical reality. Unlike end-user applications, Corti gives developers full control over how and where AI is deployed. More than 500 unique organizations are currently building healthcare AI applications on the platform, spanning North America, Europe, and international markets.

The report also identified areas for continued development, including expanded language support and ongoing refinement of speech recognition for medical terminology. Corti noted that both are active areas of investment on the platform roadmap.

The full KLAS report is available at: https://klasresearch.com/report/corti-ai-2026/3805. 

*Limited data. KLAS First Look reports are based on early findings and limited sample sizes. Performance scores may change as additional data is collected.