Denial categorisation
Coding, eligibility, authorization, timely filing, medical necessity, duplicate and coordination-of-benefits — each with its own playbook.
11 · Revenue cycle
Denials are not a billing problem, they are a process problem with a deadline. The agent works them continuously, drafts the appeals, and tells you which upstream failure keeps producing them.
Agent at a glance
< 7 days
Denial worked
From receipt to appeal or correction, inside the appeal window.
40–60%
Appeal overturn rate
Typical where appeals carry the right clinical documentation.
30%
Denial reduction
Within two quarters once root causes are fixed upstream.
What it does
Coding, eligibility, authorization, timely filing, medical necessity, duplicate and coordination-of-benefits — each with its own playbook.
Payer-specific appeal letters citing the policy, the clinical evidence and the coding rationale, ready for review and signature.
Where an appeal is the wrong instrument, the claim is corrected and refiled with the fix documented.
Paid claims compared against the contracted rate, with variances flagged and pursued.
The three upstream failures producing most of your denials, quantified in dollars, every month.
Denial reasons tracked by payer and service line so your negotiations and contracting have data behind them.
Deployment
Twelve months of denials categorised and priced so you know what the problem actually costs.
An approach per denial category and payer, agreed with your team.
Daily categorisation, appeal drafting and resubmission with human review of every appeal before it is sent.
Monthly root-cause review with your clinical and front-desk leads.
Guardrails
These limits hold regardless of configuration. They exist so that you can put an agent in front of patients without putting your licence next to it.
Every action can require approval before it commits. Start with all of denials agent queued to your staff or to ours, watch the accuracy numbers, then widen autonomy workflow by workflow — or leave it queued forever. Both are supported.
Our review queue is staffed by the same certified coders, billers and credentialing specialists who run our managed services. Not a support desk, and not a chatbot watching a chatbot.
Input, decision, action, confidence, model version, reviewer and timestamp — retained and exportable as CSV or JSON, including after you leave us.
Operational targets for this agent. They are internal commitments measured on your own data, reported monthly — including the misses.
< 7 days
To work
40–60%
Overturn rate
30%
Fewer denials
100%
Human-signed appeals
Works with your systems
We integrate through FHIR and HL7 where the vendor supports it, and through secure automation or structured document intake where it does not. No API required, no vendor commission taken.
FAQ
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A 30-minute demo using your scenarios, your payer mix and your systems. We will show you the guardrails and the audit log, not just the happy path.
A 30-minute call with an operations lead. No obligation, no sales sequence, and we will say so if you do not need us.