Real-time eligibility, claim scrubbing, denial triage. One workspace, six tabs.
Signed encounters with ICD-10 codes auto-create claims. Eligibility runs before booking. Denials carry the next action on the row.
Dashboard, claims, eligibility, reports, enrollment, and a workspace ledger.
Each tab is a different job against the same patient and payer data.
- Paid 62%
- Submitted 17%
- Pending 9%
- Partial 7%
- Denied 5%
9083445-min therapy90791Psych evalJ0177Spravato9083760-min therapy
- 0-30 days$22.4k
- 31-60 days$6.1k
- 61-90 days$3.6k
- 90+ days$1.6k
- Aetna96%
- BCBS94%
- UHC91%
- Cigna89%
- Medicare97%
- Auth required14
- Coding mismatch9
- Coverage lapse6
- Duplicate claim3
Live workspace uses your patient and payer data. Per-claim actions on every row: view detail, resubmit, appeal, mark as paid.
From signed encounter to paid claim, with denials handled in line.
Claims generate from signed encounters that have ICD-10 codes.
- Pending
- Submitted
- Accepted
- Paid
- Denied
- Appeal
- Resubmit
- Paid
Workspace-wide defaults for how AriaMD suggests codes.
Under Settings, Tools and AI, Insurance Coding has three workspace-wide controls. Default ICD-10 code sets cover the diagnoses the practice actually uses. The confidence threshold changes how many candidates appear: lower values surface more, higher values keep the list short. Specialty-specific rules add or restrict codes for groups that standardize documentation policy.
Real-time verification at scheduling, intake, and on demand.
The response includes the values that decide whether a patient can be seen next week or needs to wait on prior auth.
- CoverageActive
- Deductible$750 of $2,500 met
- Copay$30 per visit
- Out-of-pocket max$4,200 remaining
- Covered services90791, 90834, 99213, J0177
Provider and payer participation, one row per payer.
Active, pending, and not enrolled decide whether a claim can ship today. Effective dates and credentialing contacts live on the row.
Assigned per encounter. Drives location-based coding rules.
The assignment sets place of service and which payer rules apply. Telehealth and in-office bills do not look the same on the wire.
Service Location Assigned is also an automation event. You can run a custom AriaMD prompt when a location lands on an encounter: billing checks, location-specific compliance, or routing into the right ledger view.
Twenty minutes. We sign a sample encounter, watch the claim materialize, and walk eligibility against a real payer.
From signed note to paid claim, denial path included, in the same workspace clinicians already use.