Medical billing is a complex process involving numerous steps to ensure healthcare providers get paid by insurance companies, and submitting claims correctly is particularly challenging.

We believe that by improving the claims submission process, we can enhance patient experiences and address the significant costs associated with medical billing.

The healthcare system is burdened by an overwhelming number of service codes, making it difficult for providers to navigate and leading to inefficiencies in patient care.

When dealing with big pharmacy benefit managers, obtaining claims data can be a lengthy and frustrating process, often requiring significant pressure to receive any information.

Our goal is to pre-adjudicate claims by understanding payer rules, which can help reduce the number of denied claims and improve efficiency in the billing process.

The lack of good software for medical billing leads to a lot of manual work, as providers often have to rely on memory or create their own rules to navigate the system.

The healthcare industry is opaque, and many CEOs are unaware of how their healthcare dollars are being spent, leading to inefficiencies and overcharging.

A company could become the biggest in the world by integrating insurance and care provision, similar to United Health Group's model.

In healthcare, many reform ideas sound good in theory, but the complexity of payment systems makes actual change very difficult.