Records and document automation · $60,000 – $90,000 · Six weeks
Three days of a paralegal, to type dates that were already in the file.
Signing cases stopped being the problem. Working them is. Records read once and returned as a dated chronology, with a page number behind every line.
1,184 pp
A routine treating file
The gap that guts the claim is in there from day one. Which side reads it first is the whole question.
What it replaces
- Skilled people typing dates by hand, all week
- Turning away cases because nobody has the days to work them up
- Hearing about the treatment gap from the adjuster
What you get
- Records read once, returned as a dated chronology you can check
- Treatment gaps and prior injuries flagged for you first
- Demands drafted from the chronology, the bills and your old demands
- Runs in your own cloud, on your keys. You own the code.
Chronology Set 4 of 7 · 1,184 pp
Treating providers 6 identified
Gap in treatment 11 weeks
Billed $84,210
Paid $19,340
Flagged Gap runs 2 May to 19 Jul with no contemporaneous note. Cited to pp. 604–611.
Reviewed by a person before it leaves 38 min
$60,000 – $90,000
Six weeks
Signing cases is not your problem. Working them is.
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