Independent practices deserve a back office that scales.

Specialty practices carry the same payer rules as large health systems with a fraction of the back office. We're building the authorization desk they'd have if they were ten times bigger, without asking them to give up their independence or their systems.

The hard part of authorizations isn't the form. It's that nobody owns the case end to end.

Own outcomes, not tasks

A submission isn't the finish line. A case is done when the patient is cleared, the visit is on the schedule, and the claim matches the approval.

Clinicians decide

We handle the administrative work around care. Treatment choices, medical necessity and sign-off always stay with your clinicians.

Earn the next workflow

We start narrow, measure honestly, and expand only when the numbers justify it. If they don't, we hand the work back cleanly.

Where we are, and how we'll earn trust.

We're an early-stage company setting up our first practice engagements. We have no customer results to show yet, and we won't invent any. Here's what you can expect at each stage.

  1. Now

    Clear scope and limits, synthetic examples, direct answers about access and security, and a useful first conversation whether or not we work together.

    Today
  2. During first engagements

    An agreed baseline, weekly reports that include errors and what's still manual, and a named owner for every problem.

    With early practices
  3. After results

    Case studies only with the practice's approval, reference calls by permission, and results with dates and methods.

    Once earned