Criteria Matched Before Submission — Not After the First Denial
Most PA denials are preventable documentation gaps. The agent flags every one before submission.
Physicians lose 14.6 hours a week to prior auth (AMA) — the agent reclaims it.
Most PA denials are preventable documentation gaps. The agent flags every one before submission.
Automates criteria matching, packet drafting, and status tracking — physicians stay in the loop.
Denial analytics surface where a payer repeatedly blocks the same procedure — corrected upstream.
Six capability pillars — from payer policy ingestion and criteria matching to packet drafting, submission, and denial management.
At 5,000 PAs/month, that's $540,000/year in labour — before denial and abandonment losses. The agent cuts manual handling time by 80% per request.
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Manages the full PA lifecycle — criteria matching, packet drafting, submission, tracking, and appeals — for specialty medications, imaging, surgery, referrals, DME, and behavioural health.
It pulls the full chart via FHIR R4 and uses clinical NLP to map each element against every payer criterion, producing a satisfied/partial/absent report with citations. Clinician review takes under 3 minutes.
Every claim traces to a specific chart document, section, and date, and templates constrain output to retrieved data. The clinician reviews the packet with citations before submission.
EHR: Epic, Oracle Health/Cerner, athenahealth, NextGen, eClinicalWorks — or any FHIR R4 endpoint. Payers: Availity, CoverMyMeds, Surescripts, Cohere Health, and major payer APIs, plus portal automation. UAE: eClaimLink, Daman, Thiqa.
The agent classifies the denial — medical necessity, step therapy, admin error, or documentation gap — drafts the appeal or peer-to-peer briefing, and routes it to the clinician with the deadline.
Criteria are re-indexed daily or weekly per payer; updates refresh the matching model and flag affected in-progress PAs. A sharp approval-rate drop flags a probable undocumented policy change.
Expedited triggers come from urgency flags, diagnosis codes, or clinician designation. The agent applies the payer's expedited pathway (24–72h vs. 3–14 days) and escalates for immediate sign-off.
A focused deployment (one EHR, top 5 payers, top 20 PA types) runs 10–14 weeks. At 5,000 monthly PAs: $540K annual labour saving, 30–50% fewer initial denials, and payback in 5–8 months.
Yes. It submits through the optimal channel per payer — Availity, CoverMyMeds, Surescripts, and Cohere Health APIs for electronic prior authorization, the X12 278 transaction where accepted, and portal automation elsewhere.
Prior authorization automation matches chart data to payer criteria before submission, so gaps get fixed in minutes, not a multi-week appeal — and denial analytics surface systemic barriers.