About
Everyone is building AI to help doctors write notes. Nobody is building AI to help doctors get permission to treat.
The bottleneck isn't writing down what you decided. It's proving it to someone who's paid to say no. AuthAI makes the note say what the payer needs before it leaves the chart.
The problem we picked
Prior auth is a documentation problem wearing a paperwork costume.
What we do, and how
Three pieces, one extension.
The payer's own rules
We turn published payer policies and Medicare coverage documents into criteria a note can be checked against, procedure by procedure.
Read like a reviewer
As you write, the note and chart history are compared against those criteria, the same way a utilization reviewer reads them.
Suggest, cite, accept
Each gap gets a plain-English suggestion with its source. One click inserts it; nothing changes without you.
When it's denied anyway
A draft appeal letter that answers the denial reason point by point, in the payer's own words.
Independent specialty practices
The practices enterprise vendors skip: a handful of providers, one or two people doing prior auth, and no IT department to run an integration.
Orthopedics and spine imaging
Lumbar and cervical MRI, injections, and joint procedures, where missing conservative-therapy documentation drives a large share of denials.
Student Track runner-up
Recognized for AuthAI at eMerge Americas in Miami.
Business Innovation award
Recognized at the University of Delaware's Diamond Challenge.
Get it right
the first time.
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