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How it works

A layer of intelligence. Not another system to replace.

AiMediCoder sits above and alongside your EHR, PMS, clearinghouse and AR tools. It turns scattered signals into a prioritized, owned and reviewable worklist.
    01

    Connect data

    We begin with scoped extracts agreed during pilot scoping — for example claim lines, remittance (835) files, authorization logs and documentation metadata. Integrations are discussed case by case, as available. There is no assumption of live connectivity.

    • Agreed fields only
    • Minimum necessary data
    • Security terms defined first
    02

    Identify potential leakage

    Review logic and AI assistance look for patterns across three stages: before service, before submission and after denial. Each finding is expressed as an estimated exposure, never a confirmed loss.

    • Eligibility & authorization
    • Documentation & coding QA
    • Denials & appeal evidence
    03

    Prioritize and assign

    Findings are ranked by estimated exposure, urgency and deadline, then routed to an accountable owner with a due date — per client, per team.

    • Owner & due date
    • Client-level worklists
    • Leader escalations
    04

    Review, resolve & measure

    Qualified reviewers accept, adjust or dismiss each suggestion. A status trail records decisions, so leaders can separate estimated exposure, potential recovery and verified recovered collections.

    • Human decisions recorded
    • Transparent status trail
    • Separate estimates from verified results

Lifecycle

Where the review looks, stage by stage.

Where we look

  • Eligibility & benefits
  • Authorization limits & renewals
  • Provider credentialing / enrollment

Example signal (synthetic)

Two authorized sessions remain; next visit scheduled after renewal date.

RiskEvidenceNext actionOwnerDue date

Output

What a reviewer actually sees.

ISS-3381AttentionIllustrative demo — synthetic data

Session duration missing for time-based code

Northbend Counseling Group · CLM-20418 · Est. exposure $186

Suggestion only. A qualified coder or reviewer makes the final decision.

Status trail

  1. Flagged by pre-submission review

    Oct 09 · 09:12

  2. Assigned to QA Lead

    Oct 09 · 11:40

  3. Addendum requested from provider

    Oct 10 · 14:05

  4. Human reviewer confirms resolution

    Pending

Quick answers

How the workflow fits your team.

What data does AiMediCoder need to start?

A pilot usually starts with scoped extracts agreed in advance — for example claim lines, remittance (835) data and authorization logs. Only the fields needed for the agreed workflow are requested, after security terms are defined.

Is there a live connection to our systems?

Not by default. Live integrations are not assumed; they are evaluated case by case, as available.

Who makes the final decision on a flagged issue?

Your qualified staff. Each suggestion is accepted, adjusted or dismissed by a person and recorded in the status trail. See the pilot program.

Pilot program

Start with one workflow. Measure what's real.

Discuss a Pilot View Interactive Demo

Pilot scope, data and success measures are agreed together. No guaranteed outcomes.