The product

Every chapter of the engine.

From the contract to the recovered dollar: how it works, module by module. Each chapter below is a real workflow, shown the way it runs in the product.

A new category, not another tool

The Recovery Loop.

Prevent, detect, recover, feeding back into each other as one continuous loop, not three disconnected steps.

Prevent Detect Recover
How it works

Three layers. One system.

Revenue leaks at three points in the cycle. We close all three, as one connected system, not three separate tools.

Chapter 01 — Contracts

It all starts with the contract.

The rates you fought for are buried in PDFs. We dig them out and put them to work.

Like Drive. But it reads everything.

Drop in every payor contract. It classifies each one, tracks versions, and never forgets a deadline.

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Everything a contract team wishes it had

One repository. Four superpowers.

Stale rate detection

Rates go stale. We notice first.

Every rate is checked against time, market, and Medicare. The moment one falls behind, you know what it’s costing you.

Government rate crawler

Fee schedules for Medicare, Medicaid, Medi-Cal and TRICARE are crawled automatically and your rates are repriced the moment they change. No downloads. No spreadsheets. No surprises.

Medicare IPPS/OPPSMedi-CalMedicaidTRICAREWorkers’ Comp
Rate health · BlueShield PPOScanning
The payoff

All of it adds up to one number.

$2,300,000

annual value from contract analytics alone, at a $300M-NPR hospital, mid-path, year one. Underpayment recovery. Rate negotiation uplift. Analyst time back.

Chapter 02 — The assistant

Not sure which module has the answer?

One assistant spans every module: contracts, denials, eligibility, claims, rates. If you’re unsure where to look, just ask. Every answer shows which tools it used and which page it read. No black box.

ContractsDenialsEligibilityRatesClaims
Assistant28 tools connected
Which BlueShield denials from May are still worth appealing?
appeal_deadlinecontract_termsdenial_search
14 denials, $186,420 at stake. Your contract allows 365 days from the EOB. Earliest deadline: May 12, 2027. 9 score above 0.8 on appealability.Source: BlueShield PPO §7.4, page 82
Draft the top three appeals.
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Done. Three letters drafted with contract citations. One is missing an operative note, so I’ve flagged it for upload. Waiting on your approval.
Chapter 03 — Eligibility verification

Verified before the patient sits down.

Roughly one in four front-end denials starts here. Eligibility used to mean 3–5 minutes per check across payer portals and phone trees. Our agent calls the payer and checks the portal at the same time, and returns a report in seconds.

Agent one · On the phone

It calls. It waits. You don’t.

Agent two · On the portal

It checks the portal too.

payer-portal.com/eligibility

Plan active · PPODeductible met: $1,850 / $3,000
Verified

One report. Both sources. Seconds.

Phone and portal answers reconciled into a single eligibility report, attached to the visit before check-in.

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100%documented
Chapter 04 — Appeal generation

Denied is not the end.

Fewer than 1 in 3 denied claims is ever appealed, yet properly pursued appeals win 57–82% of the time. The constraint was never the law, it was the hours per letter. We draft in minutes, so your team fights the claims that were being written off, not just the big ones.

Denial received · CO-197 · No prior auth

MRI brain w/wo contrast, $14,208

Aetna HMO · claim CLM-77120

Appealability score · Worth fighting
Auth was on file, payer error0.87 · PURSUE
Appeal drafted · Contract §7.4 cited

✓ Auth record  ✓ Clinical note  ✓ EOB  ✓ PDR form

Filed

Approved by your team, filed with the payer.

$14,208 back in play.

Chapter 05 — The AR agent

It sits on hold. So nobody else has to.

Unpaid claims age out in phone queues. The voice agent works the list all day: dials the payer, asks the questions, documents every answer.

AR follow-up queueWorking
Aetna provider lineLive call · 03:42
Reprocessing confirmed · ref captured

Recheck auto-set: Jul 21

Chapter 06 — Claims intelligence

Every claim priced twice. Before the payer pays once.

Two independent rate engines price every claim against your contract. If they disagree by even a dollar, a human sees it. If the payer disagrees, we do.

Expected reimbursement · dual engineCross-checking
Claim Engine A Engine B Verdict
AI suggestion

Modifier 59 missing on line 3, supported by the operative note. +$312

AI suggestion

Uncoded secondary diagnosis found in documentation, DRG shifts. +$2,890

Chapter 07 — Rate calculator

Price any service before you bill it.

Pick a payer contract and a service and get the contracted rate, the Medicare benchmark, and the variance in real time. The same dual-engine model that powers leakage detection and the claims-queue check.

Rate calculatorLive
Contracted rate
Medicare benchmark
Variance vs Medicare
Status

Calculated by the same engine used across claims and leakage detection

Chapter 08 — Analytics

Type a question. Get a dashboard.

No report builder. No ticket to the data team. Describe the chart you want, in plain English, and it appears on your dashboard, live.

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↑ Denial rate by payer · trailing 12 months
BlueShield outlier — 11.2%
And the rest

Quietly doing their job.

HIPAA compliantSOC 2 Type II certifiedEncrypted in transit & at restBAA available on requestRole-based access control
Chapter 09 — The business case

Three modules. One connected number.

Prevention, detection, and recovery: the full arc of revenue leakage. Eligibility reduces denials entering the system. Contract analytics recovers revenue on claims paid at the wrong rate. Appeals recover revenue on claims that weren’t paid at all. Each module is independent and additive.

Indicative annual value · Mid-size hospitalMid-path
01 · Eligibility verification$460k – $590k
02 · Contract rate matrix & analytics$1.92M – $2.68M
03 · Appeal generation & tail-end recovery$2.79M – $3.65M
Total annual value$5.17M – $6.92M

Ranges are grounded in observed deployment patterns, not aspirational projections: a starting point for discovery, not a quote. The real number comes from your claim volume, payer mix, and current denial rates.

CAQH Index 2025Experian Health 2025/2026AHA Cost of Caring 2025Advisory Board 2024HFMA Pulse SurveyEY RCM Analysis 2026Health Affairs, Jan 2026JAMA Health Forum 2025
Common questions

Questions hospitals ask before they switch.

See your leak.

Send one month of remits and your top three contracts. We’ll return the number. It’s yours either way.

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