Commonwealth Pain & Spine Taps Adonis to Combat Manual Revenue Cycle Workflows with AI-Powered Automation and Intelligence

Leading pain management services provider partners with Adonis to modernize revenue operations and support scalable, patient-first growth through Intelligence and AI Agents.

NEW YORK, Aug. 28, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Adonis, a leading AI Orchestration platform for RCM, today announces a partnership with Commonwealth Pain & Spine, a top provider of comprehensive pain management services with over 30 clinics across the midwest and southeast.

A leading pain management MSO, Commonwealth Pain & Spine, provides transformative care for chronic pain management, aiming to build a brighter future for patients through compassionate, personalized, and comprehensive treatment plans. Their Complete Care Program delivers multifaceted pain relief and management strategies that adapt to the unique needs of each patient.

"Commonwealth Pain & Spine's commitment to putting patients first is woven into every part of their organization," said Akash Magoon, Co-Founder and CEO of Adonis. "By partnering together, we're helping extend that same thoughtful approach to the financial and operational side of care. When practices like Commonwealth Pain & Spine innovate across both clinical and operational touchpoints, it ultimately results in a more seamless and supportive experience for patients and staff."

Commonwealth Pain & Spine plans to aggressively expand its footprint in the near future, and was looking for an RCM technology partner who could support this growth while simultaneously reducing the cost-to-collect. The team saw value in Adonis' holistic approach to AI in revenue cycle, particularly Adonis Intelligence's ability to proactively identify denial trends and orchestrate workflows with AI Agents.

Commonwealth Pain & Spine will use Adonis Intelligence and AI Agents to improve workflow efficiency while maintaining the impressive revenue cycle KPIs that their team has established, like a high net collection rate and strong accounts receivable velocity. The team will be using Adonis AI Agents to automate manual and consistent workflows like claim status inquiry, documentation denials, and prior authorization. Adonis' direct integration with athenahealth will give Commonwealth Pain & Spine deeper visibility into hold buckets, kick codes and insight into payer trends unique to their payer mix.

"Adonis brings the innovation, scalability, and insight we need to optimize our revenue operations as we grow, while staying true to our patient-first mission," said January Taylor, VP of Business Operations at Commonwealth Pain & Spine. "By automating complex processes and surfacing real-time intelligence, this partnership empowers our team to focus more time where it matters most: delivering personalized, high-quality care."

About Commonwealth Pain & Spine

Commonwealth Pain and Spine is the leading provider of comprehensive pain management services in the region. With 30+ clinics across the Midwest and southeast, Commonwealth is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals suffering from chronic pain through innovative treatments and a patient-centered approach.

About Adonis

Adonis is the leading AI Orchestration platform for RCM, purpose-built for healthcare organizations seeking to transform their revenue operations. Traditional RCM processes often struggle with inefficiencies, costing providers up to 15% or more of their potential revenue. Adonis addresses these challenges by leveraging advanced automation, data science, and AI to create the infrastructure that RCM teams need to detect vulnerabilities, optimize workflows, and deploy precise solutions that drive reliable and scalable financial outcomes. Whether identifying issues before they escalate, recommending tailored resolutions, or automating the deployment of those resolutions, Adonis creates a seamless, future-proofed approach to RCM. Discover how Adonis is equipping healthcare providers with smarter, more agile RCM strategies at adonis.io.

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