
By founding CodaMetrix and building its AI-driven medical coding platform to represent $180 billion in U.S. net patient revenue — roughly 12 percent of the national total — Tabatabaie has turned autonomous coding into a scaled, measurable infrastructure for American health systems.
Hamid Tabatabaie is a serial healthcare technology entrepreneur and the Founder of CodaMetrix, a Boston-based company that uses AI and natural language processing to automate medical coding for health systems.
CodaMetrix's platform represents $180 billion in net patient revenue, covering roughly 12 percent of the total U.S. net patient revenue. The company launched CMX CARE, its contextual coding automation platform, and an emergency department coding module developed with Mass General Brigham and UC San Diego Health. Before CodaMetrix, Tabatabaie founded lifeIMAGE, building it into a widely used cloud platform for exchanging diagnostic imaging information. Earlier, he was the first CEO of AMICAS, guiding the company from concept to market leadership in image management. He began his entrepreneurial career in 1993 founding Systems Concepts, a healthcare IT consultancy. His track record of building multiple successful healthcare technology companies makes him a compelling candidate.

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