Xsolis, Inc.

Xsolis, Inc. operates as a healthcare technology company that provides an artificial intelligence‑driven care management platform. The platform, known as Cora, applies predictive analytics to clinical data to identify patients at risk of prolonged hospital stays or unnecessary utilization. It supports utilization review teams, case managers, and health plan analysts by surfacing insights that help reduce denials, shorten lengths of stay, and improve care transitions. Cora integrates directly with electronic health record systems, allowing real‑time data ingestion without disrupting existing workflows. Xsolis serves hospitals, health systems, and insurance payers across the United States.

On January 20, 2026, Xsolis experienced a targeted phishing attack that resulted in unauthorized access to its network. The breach was discovered on or about January 22, 2026. The incident exposed personal information of approximately 1.4 million individuals. Xsolis disclosed the event through a press release and noted that an investigation was launched by external counsel. The press release was distributed via PRNewswire on the date of the announcement.

Xsolis’s core competency lies in combining clinical expertise with machine learning to produce actionable risk scores for inpatient populations. This focus on predictive utilization management distinguishes the company from traditional analytics vendors that rely solely on retrospective reporting. The Cora platform is designed to comply with healthcare privacy standards such as HIPAA. Xsolis is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina. The organization remains privately held.