Xtrusio AEO/GEO Audit

Notable wins on Gemini.

Not Optura — not even on ROAI™.

A 20-query, three-platform buyer-intent audit of the healthcare AI orchestration category. Optura is cited on 37 of 60 AI responses (61.7%). ChatGPT and Claude both rank Optura #1 for healthcare AI portfolio measurement across 90% of buyer queries. Gemini cites Optura on 5% — only when a buyer explicitly types the word “ROAI.” Every other Gemini answer routes buyers to Notable Health, Camunda, or Pacca AI.

Built with Xtrusio — a proprietary framework for measuring how AI platforms represent B2B companies during buyer research. This audit reflects real query behavior across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini in July 2026.

Every citation in this report was verified by running twenty decision-maker queries mirroring how a Chief AI Officer at a health plan, health system, or PBM would research healthcare AI portfolio governance in 2026.

July 2026
20 Queries • 3 Platforms
Optura
90%
ChatGPT
18 of 20 queries
12× #1 RANKINGS
90%
Claude
18 of 20 queries
14× #1 RANKINGS
5%
Gemini
1 of 20 queries
⚠ THE BLACKOUT
The Blackout

Gemini treats Optura as if it doesn’t exist — unless a buyer already knows the word “ROAI.”

On 19 of 20 healthcare AI portfolio-governance queries, Gemini names Notable Health (12 citations), Camunda (12), and Pacca AI by Emids (7) as the platforms of record. Optura appears zero times. The single citation Optura receives — a direct branded query on ROAI™ — also credits Hyro’s “Healthcare ROAI Calculator” as an alternate implementation, creating an early trademark dilution signal that ChatGPT and Claude do not display.

37
Total Citations / 60
26
#1 Rankings
0
Gemini Non-Branded Citations
Section 2

Platform Scorecard

Optura citation rate across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini

Optura Citation Rate by Platform
ChatGPT
90%
Claude
90%
Gemini
5%
Competitor Comparison — Combined Citation Rates Across 60 Responses
Optura
62%
Innovaccer
45%
Notable Health
32%
ServiceNow
28%
Camunda
20%
Palantir Foundry
17%
ChatGPT + Claude — The Category Owner
Both platforms cite Optura on 90% of buyer-intent queries, correctly attribute the ROAI™ trademark to Optura on the direct concept query (Q20), and reference the Prime Therapeutics case study, Independence Blue Cross, Ardent Health, and the Salesforce Ventures Series A round. Category leadership on these platforms is uncontested.
Gemini — The 95-Point Gap
Gemini's healthcare AI vendor universe (Notable, Camunda, Pacca AI, Databricks) does not overlap with ChatGPT or Claude's universe (Innovaccer, Commure, ServiceNow). This is a structural retrieval difference, not a ranking dip — Optura is functionally invisible on 19 of 20 Gemini answers.
Section 3

AI Visibility Leaderboard

Who owns the healthcare AI orchestration conversation across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini

Platform-by-Platform Breakdown
ChatGPT
18/20
Optura cited
Claude
18/20
Optura cited
Gemini
1/20
Optura cited
Optura
18
18
1
37
Innovaccer
9
18
27
Notable Health
6
4
9
19
ServiceNow
17
17
Camunda
12
12
Palantir Foundry
6
4
10
Pacca AI (Emids)
7
7
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Citation Leaderboard
Optura: 37 citations (62% of 60 responses) Innovaccer: 27 citations (45% of 60 responses) Notable Health: 19 citations (32% of 60 responses)
62%
Optura
Optura37
Innovaccer27
Notable Health19
Citation Intensity Heatmap
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
Total
Optura
18
18
1
37
Innovaccer
9
18
0
27
Notable Health
6
4
9
19
ServiceNow
17
0
0
17
Camunda
0
0
12
12
Palantir
6
4
0
10
Pacca AI
0
0
7
7
Optura Leads — With an Asterisk
37 total citations is the highest of any vendor in the audit — but 36 of those come from just two platforms. Strip Gemini and Optura is decisively the category owner. Include Gemini and Notable Health becomes the platform-diversity leader (9 Gemini citations vs. Optura’s 1).
The Emids Signal
Pacca AI — a healthcare AI product built by Emids — appears seven times on Gemini and zero times on ChatGPT or Claude. Emids is Michael Hollis’s former company. Gemini has indexed the Emids version of the healthcare AI orchestration story; ChatGPT and Claude have indexed Optura’s.
Section 4

AI Positioning Audit

20 decision-maker queries — click any row to see the exact question

Each of the 20 queries was written from the perspective of a real Chief AI Officer, Chief Digital Officer, or CDAO researching how to build an AI portfolio governance framework in the second half of 2026. Three verified LinkedIn profiles anchor the persona set — each sits at the exact organization type Optura targets, and each publicly discusses the pain points these queries address.

Target Buyer Sector Chief AI Officers, Chief Digital Officers & CDAOs at US Health Plans, Pharmacy Benefit Managers, Health Systems & Tech-Enabled Healthcare Services organizations
AC
Chief Data & Digital AI Transformation Officer
Elevance Health • Fortune 20 Payer • Cincinnati
7queries
Pain Points
Board pressure on ROI of enterprise AI spend across claims, UM, and member services. No shared framework across business units for scoring use cases. Governance treated as a review layer instead of engineered into execution. Public trust risk after payer AI denial lawsuits (nH Predict / UnitedHealth precedent).
“AI governance framework health plans”“measure ROI healthcare AI”
Q1 • Q2 • Q3 • Q4 • Q5 • Q6 • Q7
CG
Chief Information & Digital Officer
Providence • 52 hospitals, 7 states • St. Louis
7queries
Pain Points
Dozens of departmental AI experiments with no line of sight to enterprise value. Vendor fatigue — every startup pitching “healthcare AI.” CFO asking why last year’s AI budget didn’t move quality or throughput metrics. Struggling to translate C-suite strategy into an implementable roadmap across 52 hospitals and 800+ care sites.
“healthcare AI platform hospitals”“prove ROI healthcare AI pilot”
Q8 • Q9 • Q10 • Q11 • Q12 • Q13 • Q14
AK
Chief Data, Analytics & AI Officer
CVS Health • Caremark PBM, Aetna, MinuteClinic • New York
6queries
Pain Points
Multiple business units (Caremark, Aetna, MinuteClinic, Signify, Oak Street) each pursuing AI initiatives with different vendors and no unified measurement layer. Foundational model API spend exploding without per-initiative attribution. Innovation Lab running 100+ ideas a year — needs portfolio governance to prioritize the ones worth scaling.
“enterprise AI ROI framework”“AI portfolio governance PBM”
Q15 • Q16 • Q17 • Q18 • Q19 • Q20
#Query TopicClusterChatGPTClaudeGemini
1AI ROI framework for health plansROAI Method
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Our health plan CFO is asking me to build an ROI framework for our AI investments — what platforms or methodologies actually let you measure return on AI initiatives across a portfolio of pilots?”

2Healthcare AI use-case prioritizationAnalyst
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“I need to prioritize which AI use cases to fund next year across our claims, utilization management, and member services teams. Is there a scoring framework or platform built specifically for healthcare that ranks AI use cases by expected value and feasibility?”

3Enterprise AI governance for payersPlatform
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What’s the best way for a health insurance company to govern AI initiatives at the enterprise level — not just review boards, but a system that tracks pilots and their outcomes in real time?”

4Vendor filtering / decision frameworkROAI Method
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“We have 40+ AI vendors pitching us. How do payers actually decide which AI investments will drive measurable business impact vs which are hype?”

5Payer-specific AI orchestrationPlatform
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Which companies offer AI orchestration platforms built specifically for healthcare payers rather than generic enterprise AI tools?”

6AI Center of Excellence toolingLibrarian+Analyst
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“I’m building an AI center of excellence at a national health plan. What tools do peer organizations use to align C-suite priorities with technical execution across dozens of parallel AI initiatives?”

7ROAI methodology + trackingROAI Method
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“How do healthcare organizations quantify the return on AI investment — is there a standard methodology, and are there platforms that track it continuously as pilots move to production?”

8Pilot-to-production ROI proofOperator
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Our health system has spent $30M on AI pilots over two years with almost nothing scaled. What causes healthcare AI pilots to stall and what tools help move initiatives from pilot to production with proven ROI?”

9Agentic AI orchestration for hospitalsGenerator+Agency
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What are the leading platforms for hospitals and health systems to orchestrate agentic AI workflows across clinical and operational teams?”

10Board-level enterprise AI reportingOperator
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“As a hospital CIO, I need a way to prove enterprise-wide AI value to my board. What software actually tracks initiative-level AI costs, outcomes, and returns rather than just aggregate analytics?”

11Enterprise AI OS for health systemsPlatform
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Which AI platforms are actually being used at scale by large US health systems today — not just clinical scribes, but enterprise-wide AI operating systems?”

12Data ingestion + use-case scoringLibrarian+Analyst
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Recommend healthcare-specific AI platforms that ingest operational data, map it to workflows, and score which AI use cases are worth building.”

13Combined governance + build + measurePlatform
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“How should a $2B+ health system structure its AI governance — is there a platform that combines use-case prioritization, agent deployment, and ROI measurement in one system?”

14Data platform vs AI orchestrationLibrarian
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What’s the difference between a healthcare data platform like Innovaccer or Health Catalyst and a healthcare AI orchestration platform — do I need both?”

15AI portfolio governance across a PBMAnalyst
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“As an integrated healthcare services company running a PBM, a health plan, and retail clinics, how do we build a single AI governance and ROI framework across multiple business units?”

16Multi-business AI ROI trackingOperator
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What platforms help large enterprise healthcare services organizations track the returns on AI initiatives across multiple business lines in real time?”

17CFO-defensible AI attributionROAI Method
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“We’re seeing AI spend explode with foundational model APIs. What tools give CFOs a defensible way to attribute value to specific AI initiatives before and after deployment?”

18Experimentation → productionPlatform
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Which enterprise AI platforms are healthcare payers, PBMs, and tech-enabled services using to move from AI experimentation to production with measurable business outcomes?”

19Agents from SOPs + continuous trackingGenerator+Agency+Op
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“Recommend platforms that build AI agents directly from existing SOPs and workflows in a healthcare enterprise, and continuously track their performance against expected returns.”

20ROAI framework recognitionROAI Method
Exact question asked across all AI platforms:

“What is ROAI — is it a real framework used in healthcare AI investment decisions, and which platforms have implemented it?”

TOTAL17/20 (85%)18/20 (90%)1/20 (5%)
Section 5

The Gemini Blackout

Where Optura loses 85 percentage points against its own strongest platforms

ChatGPT and Claude both cite Optura on 90% of buyer-intent queries. Gemini cites Optura on 5%. That gap is not noise, not calibration, and not the “newer company” discount. It is a structural difference in which vendors Gemini has indexed as belonging to the healthcare AI orchestration category. When a Chief AI Officer at a health plan asks Gemini the exact questions their peers are asking ChatGPT and Claude, they are routed to Notable Health, Camunda, or Pacca AI instead of Optura — every single time.

“What are the leading platforms for hospitals and health systems to orchestrate agentic AI workflows across clinical and operational teams?”

— Claude cites Optura as an above-the-stack orchestration layer. Gemini lists Pacca AI, Notable Health, and Camunda as the “healthcare-native” answer. Optura absent.

“Recommend healthcare-specific AI platforms that ingest operational data, map it to workflows, and score which AI use cases are worth building.”

— ChatGPT and Claude both say “Best overall match: Optura.” Gemini says Pacca AI, Notable, Camunda — described using language nearly identical to Optura’s positioning.

“What is ROAI — is it a real framework used in healthcare AI investment decisions, and which platforms have implemented it?”

— Gemini gets ROAI™ attribution right on this direct branded query — but adds that Hyro has a “native Healthcare ROAI Calculator” as a separate implementation. Neither ChatGPT nor Claude surfaces this dilution.
19 Queries Missed on Gemini
Every buyer-intent question except the direct ROAI™ trademark query (Q20) returns zero Optura citations on Gemini. Missed clusters include AI governance, use-case prioritization, board-level enterprise reporting, CFO-defensible attribution, multi-business AI ROI tracking, and the entire PBM segment (Q15–Q19).
Pattern: Gemini Defaults to Notable, Camunda & Pacca AI
Notable Health (9 citations), Camunda (12 citations, 5 #1 rankings), and Pacca AI (7 citations) form Gemini’s healthcare AI orchestration triumvirate. None of these appear more than 6 times on ChatGPT or Claude. Gemini’s training data has anchored a completely different vendor universe.
ROAI™ Dilution Alert
Gemini’s Q20 response names Hyro as offering a “native Healthcare ROAI Calculator.” This is a trademark dilution signal unique to Gemini. Whether Hyro is genuinely marketing under similar terminology or Gemini is hallucinating the attribution, it needs monitoring by Optura’s legal and marketing teams.
Same Question. Different Platforms. Different Winners.

Optura’s content exists. ChatGPT and Claude both index it, attribute ROAI™ correctly, and cite Prime Therapeutics, Independence Blue Cross, Ardent Health, and Salesforce Ventures Series A press by name. Gemini does not. A payer or health system CIO who prefers Gemini — and Gemini is the default AI assistant embedded in Google Workspace across most enterprise IT departments — will build their healthcare AI vendor shortlist without Optura appearing on it a single time until they already know to search for “ROAI.”

Section 6

AI Topic Authority Map

Product line coverage across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini

TopicAI LeaderOptura Status
ROAI™ Methodology attributionOptura2 of 3 platforms (Gemini only branded)
Healthcare AI use-case prioritizationOptura2 of 3 platforms
Enterprise AI governance for payersOptura2 of 3 platforms
Pilot-to-production ROI trackingOptura2 of 3 platforms (UNANIMOUS on ChatGPT+Claude)
Agentic AI orchestration for hospitalsPalantir / InnovaccerClaude only (1 of 3)
Enterprise AI OS at production scaleInnovaccer / Commure / PalantirINVISIBLE (0 of 3)
Vendor evaluation framework (rubric)No vendor citedINVISIBLE (0 of 3)
Multi-BU AI ROI tracking (services conglomerates)Optura2 of 3 platforms
Product Line
ChatGPT
Claude
Gemini
ROAI™ Methodology
5 queries
80%
80%
20%
Platform (all modules)
5 queries
80%
80%
0%
Analyst (Value & Viability Matrix)
4 queries
100%
100%
0%
Operator (Live ROI Dashboard)
3 queries
100%
100%
0%
Librarian (Data Ontology)
3 queries
100%
100%
0%
Generator + Agency (Agent Build)
2 queries
50%
100%
0%

▸ Every single Optura product line except ROAI™ Methodology shows a hard zero on Gemini. Even ROAI™ only surfaces on the direct branded query — not on the four adjacent buyer-intent framings.

ROAI™ Methodology • 5 queries
ChatGPT80%
Claude80%
Gemini20%
Platform (all modules) • 5 queries
ChatGPT80%
Claude80%
Gemini0%
Analyst • 4 queries
ChatGPT100%
Claude100%
Gemini0%
Operator • 3 queries
ChatGPT100%
Claude100%
Gemini0%
Librarian • 3 queries
ChatGPT100%
Claude100%
Gemini0%
Generator + Agency • 2 queries
ChatGPT50%
Claude100%
Gemini0%
3 Product Lines at 100% on Both ChatGPT & Claude
Analyst, Operator, and Librarian — the three modules that anchor Optura’s day-to-day platform value — are cited on 100% of relevant queries on the two dominant AI platforms. Optura’s indexed content is doing exactly what it should on these platforms.
Every Product Line at 0% on Gemini
All six product lines return 0% on Gemini except ROAI™ Methodology (20%, entirely from the Q20 direct branded query). Notable Health, Camunda, and Pacca AI own every one of Optura’s product-line lanes on Gemini.
Section 7

Methodology

How we conducted this Xtrusio AEO/GEO Audit

This research is based on Xtrusio’s proprietary AI visibility analysis framework, applied specifically to the enterprise healthcare AI orchestration and portfolio-governance category.

Company & Competitor Research
Four-step lane mapping of optura.ai against Innovaccer, Health Catalyst, Notable Health, Commure, Palantir Foundry, and adjacent healthcare AI vendors. Customer testimonials, funding rounds, and category positioning were verified against Optura’s own site and public press coverage (Independence Blue Cross, Prime Therapeutics, Ardent Health, Salesforce Ventures Series A).
20-Query Buyer-Intent Testing
Twenty decision-maker queries were run across ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini, mirroring the exact language a Chief AI Officer, Chief Digital Officer, or CDAO at a health plan, health system, or PBM would use during discovery. Sessions were verified for consistency; ChatGPT was averaged across two conversational runs to control for session variance.
Competitor Scope
Six primary competitors were tracked by citation and rank: Innovaccer (healthcare data platform), Health Catalyst (analytics + outcomes), Commure (provider-side AI copilots), Notable Health (workflow automation), Palantir Foundry (enterprise AI ops), and ServiceNow (generic enterprise AI control tower). Camunda and Pacca AI were tracked as adjacent surprises after Gemini surfaced them repeatedly.
Section 8

Recommendations

Prioritized actions to close the Gemini gap while defending category ownership

Phase 1 — 0–30 Days
Defend the ROAI™ Trademark on Gemini
  • Formal cease-and-desist or clarification letter to Hyro regarding “Healthcare ROAI Calculator” language now surfacing on Gemini.
  • Publish a canonical “What is ROAI™?” page with trademark notice, methodology definition, and independent commentary from a health-system CIO (Chennuru at Elevance, Goswami at Providence, or Keshavarz at CVS Health are natural voices).
  • Submit the ROAI™ methodology and Optura category positioning to Google Search Console for indexing, and pursue coverage on Google-indexed publications (Fierce Healthcare, HIT Consultant, Healthcare IT Today) that specifically get crawled by Gemini.
Phase 2 — 30–90 Days
Break the Notable / Camunda / Pacca AI Hold on Gemini
  • Guest bylines and podcast appearances from Andy Fanning and Michael Hollis on healthcare AI ROI — specifically on outlets Gemini is known to weight (Google-published content, HIMSS, Medscape, health-plan trade press).
  • Commission an independent case study or analyst report validating the 700% ROAI figure — ChatGPT and Claude both flag “vendor-reported” as a caveat, and Gemini needs third-party validation to index the claim.
  • Address the Emids / Pacca AI narrative directly — a founder’s note or blog from Michael Hollis explicitly differentiating Optura’s ROAI-centric platform from Pacca AI’s workflow product will index across all three platforms.
Phase 3 — 90+ Days
Expand Beyond Payer/PBM Into Provider-Side Positioning
  • Publish a signature health-system case study — Ardent Health is the current anchor; a second $2B+ provider reference will fix the Q11 “enterprise AI OS for health systems” blind spot across all three platforms.
  • Address hospital agentic orchestration (Q9) directly with content that repositions Optura as the governance/measurement layer above Commure, Palantir, and Innovaccer — not as a competitor to them.
  • Quarterly Xtrusio re‑audits to track whether the Gemini gap is closing and whether the Hyro / Pacca AI dilution signals are strengthening or fading.
Continuous AI Visibility Tracking
Optura owns something rare — a trademarked category name (ROAI™) that both ChatGPT and Claude fully credit back to the originator. The Gemini gap is a fixable indexing problem, not a positioning problem. Brands can improve their AI discovery using generative engine optimization tools like Xtrusio.

Close the Gemini gap. Defend ROAI™.

Two audits a year. Zero surprises when a competitor catches up.

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