The Same Case Gets Different Decisions
Same guidelines, different outcomes — depending on who reviews the case. Inconsistent interpretation is both an operational and a fairness problem.
UM goals are right. The execution — in most health plans — is broken. Each failure compounds into reviewer burnout, provider frustration, and inconsistent determinations.
Same guidelines, different outcomes — depending on who reviews the case. Inconsistent interpretation is both an operational and a fairness problem.
Volume grows every year. Clinical staff doesn't scale with it — leaving queues behind and turnaround times stretching each quarter.
Straightforward cases still land in the same queue as complex ones — consuming the same clinical time without needing a clinician's judgment.
Most UM programmes flag unnecessary procedures — but miss the equal and opposite problem: members who should be receiving care aren't getting it. Looking in only one direction misses half the failure.
When a determination is challenged by a provider, member, or regulator, manual UM rarely has a clean record. Reconstructing what criteria were applied and why is slow, incomplete, and a compliance and legal risk.
An intelligence layer, not a replacement for clinical judgment. Every determination, automated or human-reviewed, is grounded in the same evidence and applied against the same criteria.
Complete operational visibility across every stage of the UM lifecycle — prospective, concurrent, and retrospective — with the analytics your clinical leadership needs to manage capacity, quality, and performance in real time.
Built for the full UM ecosystem — national insurers, managed care organisations, TPAs, and government schemes. Hover a card to see how we work with each.
AI-powered UM handles routine volume automatically, ensures consistency at scale, and gives your clinical team the tools to manage complex cases faster — with population-level analytics to drive strategic improvement quarter over quarter.
Consistent, evidence-based determinations and the analytics to continuously improve them — driving criteria refinement that improves quality metrics, utilisation benchmarks, and appeals outcomes. Every determination grounded in the same criteria, every time.
Scales with your client portfolio without growing reviewer headcount. Every determination is fully documented — so when a client requests a UM audit or a regulator asks for case records, the data is ready and assembled in minutes.
Built to NHCX standards, ABHA integration, and IRDAI compliance. Consistent, documentable determinations at the volume and scrutiny Ayushman Bharat, CGHS, and state schemes demand — every case reviewed against the same criteria, regardless of region or provider.
Manual UM can't be consistent, fast, and fully documented at scale. AI-powered UM can — and plans investing now are building a compounding advantage in cost, quality, and provider relations.
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Your criteria — MCG, InterQual, proprietary guidelines, IRDAI, or scheme-specific rules — are configured into the platform's guideline library at implementation. When guidelines update, the change takes effect immediately across all reviews. No reviewer ever works from a superseded version.
Every case gets a confidence score. Below your threshold, it routes to a clinical reviewer with a complete summary, relevant criteria, and the factors that triggered escalation — never a blank intake form.
The platform integrates with EHR feeds, ADT notifications, and clinical documentation systems to monitor active cases in real time. When documentation updates, it re-evaluates immediately and flags clinically significant changes. Case managers always see current status — not a first-review snapshot.
Yes. Built to IRDAI clinical review requirements, NHCX data standards, and ABHA-compatible records with full audit trails for regulatory review and grievance redressal. Ayushman Bharat and state scheme UM requirements are supported in implementation configuration.
Peer review requests are logged, assigned, scheduled, and documented within the platform. Every exchange creates a complete, auditable record of who participated, what was discussed, and what determination was reached.
Most plans see meaningful auto-determination from the first week. Rates improve over 60–90 days as the AI calibrates to your population and case mix. Reviewer time savings are typically visible within the first month as routine volume shifts out of the human queue.
Our utilization management software covers the full review lifecycle rather than one step in isolation. It handles prospective, concurrent, and retrospective review inside one platform, so a case never has to move between disconnected systems. The built in utilization management AI scores each case and routes only the ones that need clinical judgement to a reviewer. Every determination keeps a complete audit trail for regulatory review and grievance redressal.
Yes. The same utilization review software is used by health insurers, managed care organisations, TPAs, and government schemes. Your own clinical criteria, whether MCG, InterQual, proprietary guidelines, or scheme rules, are configured into the guideline library at implementation. As UM software healthcare teams rely on, it applies those criteria consistently across every case and keeps audit trails for each determination. This gives multiple lines of business one consistent review process instead of separate manual workflows.
Every determination produced by the medical necessity review software cites the specific criteria and the clinical factors behind the decision, so it is never a black box. The utilization management AI attaches a confidence score and, when that score is below your threshold, routes the case to a clinical reviewer with a complete summary. Each case in the utilization management software retains a full audit trail of who reviewed it and what guideline version applied. That record supports regulatory review, appeals, and peer to peer discussion without rebuilding the history by hand.