Glendale, CA, Sept. 08, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — LigoLab, a provider of integrated laboratory software solutions, is marking a successful appearance at ADLM 2026, where hundreds of participants visited the LigoLab booth, took part in technology demonstrations, and attended the company’s educational press conference.
Held July 26-30 in Anaheim, California, and hosted by the Association for Diagnostics & Laboratory Medicine, ADLM 2026 brought together laboratory professionals, technology providers, and industry leaders from across the diagnostic medicine community.
Connecting Laboratory Operations From Order to Reimbursement
Throughout the event, the LigoLab team demonstrated how its all-in-one Laboratory Information System (LIS) & Laboratory Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) Informatics Platform helps medical laboratories and pathology groups connect clinical, operational, and financial workflows in a single environment.
The company’s presence focused on a growing challenge for laboratories: managing increasingly complex operations and technology environments amid reimbursement pressure, staffing constraints, rising data volumes, and evolving diagnostic technologies.
As laboratories rely on more specialized applications for clinical workflows, billing, analytics, digital pathology, and other functions, disconnected systems can create duplicate work, fragmented data, manual handoffs, and limited visibility across departments. This complexity is increasing demand for modern LIS platforms that extend beyond traditional specimen management and reporting to support a broader range of clinical, operational, and financial processes.
LigoLab’s platform addresses the challenge by bringing LIS and RCM capabilities together within one platform and database. Information created during the laboratory workflow remains connected as a case progresses from order entry and accessioning through testing, reporting, billing, and reimbursement.
Its unified structure is designed to reduce redundant data entry, improve consistency, and give laboratory teams a clearer view of how upstream operational decisions may affect downstream financial outcomes.
The platform also incorporates automation across key workflows, helping laboratories reduce repetitive manual tasks and standardize processes as testing volumes and operational complexity increase. LigoLab’s technology strategy is designed to make the LIS a more comprehensive operational hub, supporting smarter automation, stronger data visibility, and better connectivity across emerging laboratory technologies.
“The response we received at ADLM confirmed how strongly laboratories are looking for ways to simplify their technology environments while improving both operational and financial performance,” said Suren Avunjian, Founder and CEO of LigoLab. “Bringing these workflows together gives laboratories greater visibility across the organization and a stronger foundation for continued growth and change.”
Educational Press Conference Reframes Laboratory RCM
LigoLab also drew attention at ADLM through its educational press conference, “What Labs Get Wrong About Revenue Cycle Management,” presented by Aram Avakyan, LigoLab RCM Product Manager.
The session focused on a key message: revenue cycle management does not begin when a claim is created. It begins the moment a laboratory test is ordered.
Avakyan explained that reimbursement is shaped by a chain of events that starts well before the billing department becomes involved. The presentation showed how operational details captured early in the testing lifecycle can directly influence claim accuracy, processing time, and eventual reimbursement.
Viewing RCM only as a back-office billing function can leave laboratories addressing problems after they have already affected the claim. The presentation made the case that stronger revenue performance starts with coordinated laboratory operations, not simply more efficient billing.
By identifying reimbursement-related issues earlier in that lifecycle, laboratories may have more opportunities to correct missing or inaccurate information, strengthen documentation, and prevent avoidable downstream problems before billing begins.
Reducing Complexity Across Laboratory Technology
LigoLab’s demonstrations at ADLM 2026 illustrated how modernization can simplify laboratory environments without adding more disconnected tools to an already crowded technology stack.
Its platform brings automation, AI, digital pathology, analytics, and interoperability into a shared informatics environment, giving laboratories a way to adopt new capabilities while preserving continuity across core workflows.
This connected approach broadens the role of the LIS beyond traditional laboratory management, positioning it as a more adaptable operational foundation for organizations responding to evolving diagnostic, financial, and digital demands.
To learn more about LigoLab’s LIS & RCM Informatics Platform and its approach to connected laboratory operations, please visit https://www.ligolab.com/.
About LigoLab
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Glendale, California, LigoLab develops laboratory informatics software for clinical laboratories and pathology practices across the United States. The company provides technology designed to support laboratory growth, operational efficiency, scalability, and more effective management of evolving clinical and business demands. LigoLab works with organizations of varying sizes and specialties, helping them modernize core systems, strengthen day-to-day operations, and build adaptable technology foundations that can support future expansion, changing workflows, and advances across diagnostic medicine.
Media Contact
Company Name: LigoLab
Contact Person: Michael Kalinowski, Marketing & Communications
Contact Number: (800) 544-6522
Email: suren@ligolab.com
Country: United States
Website: https://www.ligolab.com/
Media Contact Company Name: LigoLab Contact Person: Michael Kalinowski, Marketing & Communications Contact Number: (800) 544-6522 Email: suren@ligolab.com Country: United States Website: https://www.ligolab.com/
