Solutions / Utilization & Clinical Review

Clinical review at the
speed of adjudication

Utilization management carries some of the largest exposure in healthcare administration. CMS-0057-F now puts hard deadlines on prior authorization, and every denial has to hold up years later, long after whoever made it has moved on.

Agents
3, document to determination
Document review
~3s, cited
Denials
Always to a physician

The problem

What gets
in the way

Clinical documents are read by hand

An analyst spends 15 to 30 minutes on an operative note to decide whether it supports what was billed. Two analysts reading the same note do not reliably reach the same determination.

Regulatory clocks are now hard

CMS-0057-F sets decision deadlines with real consequences for missing them. Manual review capacity does not flex to meet a statutory clock.

Denials have to survive appeal

A determination that cannot show the clinical evidence it relied on is one that gets overturned, often years later, at an administrative hearing.

How we solve it

What we do
about it

The note is parsed before a model sees it

Deterministic extraction pulls structure out of the document first. The clinical model reasons over that structure instead of the raw page.

Every determination cites the record

SUPPORTED, NOT SUPPORTED or INSUFFICIENT, each one quoting the lines it relied on. An appeals reviewer can trace any conclusion back to the page it came from.

Denials always reach a physician

Medical-necessity denials route to human sign-off. That rule sits at the platform level, and no administrator setting turns it off.

What you get

What changes
for your team

  1. An operative note becomes a cited determination in roughly three seconds instead of half an hour
  2. Every determination is SUPPORTED, NOT SUPPORTED or INSUFFICIENT, and quotes the record word for word
  3. Medical-necessity denials always route to a human physician for sign-off. That rule is encoded at the platform level and cannot be overridden by an administrator
  4. The evidence chain is sealed into an immutable audit trail, exportable as a defense package for an ALJ proceeding
  5. Shadow mode runs the agents alongside your analysts and compares determinations before anything is activated

The agents

3 agents
do this work

Each one is trained, tested and audited on its own, built from the same skill library and governed the same way as everything else on the platform.