AI-Driven Payment Solution Launches Across MENA and Beyond Through Claritev-Klaim Partnership
The investment will fund the launch of a co-branded Payment Acceleration Service integrated within Claritev’s provider network, aimed at helping healthcare organizations access reimbursements faster and more predictably across the U.S. and MENA regions.
Claritev Corporation, a global leader in healthcare analytics and claims management, has announced a strategic investment in Klaim, Inc., an AI-driven healthcare payment-acceleration solutions provider. The investment will fund the launch of a co-branded Payment Acceleration Service integrated within Claritev’s provider network, aimed at helping healthcare organizations access reimbursements faster and more predictably across the U.S. and MENA regions.
The collaboration strengthens Claritev’s strategic expansion in the MENA region while supporting Klaim’s growth in the U.S. By combining Claritev’s payor-provider infrastructure and ACE analytics platform with Klaim’s payment-acceleration technology, the partnership seeks to establish a new standard for liquidity access and operational efficiency in healthcare finance.
The Claritev–Klaim Payment Acceleration platform allows eligible healthcare providers in the U.S. and MENA to convert pending insurance claims into near-instant liquidity, significantly reducing the typical 30–120-day reimbursement cycle. Klaim will leverage Claritev’s Advanced Code Editing (ACE) technology to evaluate claims qualified for funding, enhancing accuracy and efficiency.
Participating providers can expect benefits including guaranteed payment for qualifying claims, reduced risk of cash flow gaps, flexible claim volume selection based on working capital needs, lowered administrative burden through Klaim’s reconciliation and payor follow-up services, and scalable access suitable for clinics, hospitals, and multi-specialty networks.
Will Mintz, Chief Strategy Officer at Claritev, highlighted that the investment reflects the company’s commitment to modernizing provider cash flow and strengthening financial resilience, while Klaim CEO Karim Dakki emphasized that the partnership unlocks liquidity at scale, allowing healthcare providers to focus on patient care rather than chasing payments. The investment also marks the start of Klaim’s global restructuring, uniting Klaim Middle East and Klaim, Inc. under a planned global holding company.
