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Redox Launches AI Capabilities Built to Scale Integration Teams and Serve as the Data Foundation for AI in Healthcare

PR Newswire

Tue, June 23, 2026 at 6:00 AM EDT 5 min read

New MCP server, AI Assistant Suite, and intelligent in-flight data processing features help organizations scale: smarter integration workflows for their teams, and a trusted data infrastructure layer for their AI investments

MADISON, Wis., June 23, 2026 /PRNewswire/ — Redox, the leading healthcare data interoperability partner, today announced the launch of several artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities integrated across Redox Engine, the company’s interoperability platform. The launch empowers healthtech, health system, health plan, EHR, and med tech organizations in two distinct ways. First, new capabilities were added into the platform itself. An MCP (Model Context Protocol) server and an AI Assistant Suite join the AI powered composable workflow building blocks released last fall, enabling teams to automate and scale their integration workflows. All AI features are built with a governance-by-design approach that ensures AI operates within the security and compliance boundaries healthcare demands. Second, Redox strengthens its role as the healthcare data infrastructure layer, delivering the complete, clean, and normalized data that customers’ AI applications need to perform reliably in production. Together, these capabilities position Redox as both a smarter platform for integration teams and a trusted foundation for the AI-powered healthcare ecosystem; reducing total cost of ownership while raising the bar on what integration infrastructure can do. Since general availability launched three weeks ago, nearly 70 users have adopted the features.

National Business News

A new study reveals the states that have the hottest housing markets, if you’re looking to sell fast

• Rhode Island ranks first with the fastest home sales in the country, just 38 days on average
• Connecticut (#2) and Ohio (#3) follow closely, showing strong demand in both the Northeast and Midwest.
• Texas comes in last (#50) with homes taking over 101 days to sell, more than 2.5 times longer than Rhode Island.
• Six Northeast states, Rhode Island, Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, and New Hampshire, all land in the top 10 fastest-selling markets.
• Southern and Western states like Florida, Louisiana, and Arizona mostly fall toward the bottom of the list
• Smaller states tend to sell faster, possibly due to tighter inventory and focused local demand

In today’s fast-moving real estate market, some homes are getting snapped up almost instantly, while others linger for weeks or more. A new study by Roofing Craftsmen has revealed which states have the fastest-selling homes, pointing out where properties are flying off the shelves. The rankings are based on data from Zillow tracking how quickly homes go pending after being listed.

Rhode Island may be the smallest state, but when it comes to selling homes, it’s punching well above its weight. With an average of just 38 days on the market, homes here are moving faster than anywhere else in the country.

Next door in Connecticut, things are nearly just as speedy. Homes are spending an average of 39 days on the market, making it a great place for sellers looking for a quick deal.

Ohio is the first Midwest state to crack the top 10 with homes selling in just under 48 days on average. Illinois is fourth, and the average home here is off the market in 48 days and a half.

Maine comes in at fifth, with homes averaging 49 days before selling. Massachusetts follows closely at 6th, with homes lasting just 49.8 days.

In 7th place, Pennsylvania sees homes sell in about 51.4 days, with competitive activity in both major metros and smaller cities across the state.

Ranked eighth Maryland sees homes selling in just 51.8 days, thanks to strong demand in D.C.-adjacent areas and sought-after suburbs. Just behind, Virginia takes the ninth spot, with homes averaging 51.9 days on the market.

Rounding out the top 10, New Hampshire lands in 10th place, where properties are off the market in around 52.3 days

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Zillow