Insurance Discovery
Coverage review for self-pay accounts
Review possible coverage matches for self-pay accounts. Verify the result and obtain the required approval before changing an account or resubmitting a claim.
AI Revenue Cycle Management Platform
Revenue Cycle Management Software for Connected Workflows
QuickRCM connects eligibility, authorizations, claim readiness, denials, payment posting, and A/R worklists. Configure automation around your payer routes, available EHR data, and human approval responsibilities.
- Coverage and authorization worklists
- Pre-visit
- Readiness and exception review
- Claims
- Denial and A/R worklists
- Follow-up
- Automation and approval settings
- Controls
Start with a defined workflow and compare its results against your current process.
One workspace for revenue cycle operations and review.
- Review queues
- Access settings
- Workflow setup
- Workflow routing
What is AI revenue cycle management?
AI revenue cycle management applies software assistance to administrative work before and after a healthcare encounter. QuickRCM connects eligibility checks, authorization documentation, claim exceptions, and follow-up through configurable workflows and review queues. The organization defines approval responsibilities and validates payer and EHR connections before enabling changes.
Evaluate claim acceptance, initial denials, manual touches, queue age, and payment timing against your own baseline. Use consistent denominators and comparable payer and specialty groups over an agreed observation period.
QuickRCM at a glance
TL;DR
QuickRCM is revenue cycle management software for eligibility, prior authorization, claim readiness, submission, denials, payment posting, and accounts receivable worklists. Your team configures which actions run, which need approval, and which remain manual. A product demo should validate your payer mix, EHR data exchange, exception queues, and reporting. Managed RCM is a separate service engagement.
Why Traditional Revenue Cycle Management Leaks Revenue
Even with a strong in-house or outsourced billing team, revenue slips through cracks at every stage of the revenue cycle in healthcare.
The Problem
- Front desk teams juggling portals and IVRs for eligibility & COB
- Prior auths delayed or missed because every payer has a different workflow
- Coders wrestling with incomplete documentation and payer-specific modifier rules
- Billers reworking the same denials again and again
- Leaders flying blind on IDR, FPY, Days to Cash, and underpayments
Every manual step adds delay, cost, and risk. Revenue leaks through the cracks.
The Solution
QuickRCM connects revenue cycle worklists with configured automation and staff review. Scope the required PMS/EHR data and payer access before enabling each workflow:
- Reads your schedule and charts automatically
- Prepares eligibility and COB inquiries through configured payer routes
- Handles prior authorizations via APIs and AI voice agents
- Proposes coding and claim-readiness findings for the assigned reviewer
- Checks claim status and posts payments from ERAs/EOBs
- Organizes denial patterns for review before updating upstream workflows
- Surfaces everything in a live analytics dashboard for finance and operations
- Review available FHIR, HL7, REST, file, and portal routes; confirm permissions and manual fallbacks for your scope
Your team sets approval responsibilities and monitors unresolved exceptions.
Who QuickRCM's AI RCM Platform Is Built For
Whether you're a small practice or a large organization, this AI RCM platform scales with you
For Independent Practices (1-10 providers)
Big-practice RCM sophistication
Get enterprise-grade RCM automation without needing a large billing team.
Reduce administrative burden
Free your staff from repetitive portal logins and manual data entry.
Improve cash flow
Faster claims submission and payment posting means faster cash collection.
Start small, scale up
Begin with one or two modules (e.g., eligibility + coding) and expand as needed.
For Mid-Sized Groups (10-500 providers)
Standardization across locations
Consistent RCM processes and workflows across all your facilities.
Plan for volume growth
Compare task volume and exception workload before deciding how to expand.
Visibility and control
Real-time dashboards show exactly where revenue is and where it's stuck.
Reduce denial rates
Review preventable denial reasons and claim exceptions before submission.
For ASCs, Imaging Centers, Rehab Facilities
Clean claims, quick approvals
Check missing information, authorization references, and configured payer edits before release.
Straight-through processing
Configure approval requirements for authorization and claim actions.
Specialty-specific rules
Validate specialty requirements and configured rules with your billing team.
Faster cash conversion
Prioritize unresolved claims using status checks, queue age, and assigned follow-up.
For RCM Vendors, MSOs, and ACOs
White-label AI capabilities
Offer cutting-edge AI RCM automation to your customer base.
Expand margins
Reduce operational costs while improving service quality for clients.
Competitive differentiation
Stand out with autonomous RCM capabilities that competitors can't match.
Scalable infrastructure
Handle growing client volumes without proportional cost increases.
How QuickRCM AI RCM Platform Works Across the Entire Revenue Cycle
From pre-visit eligibility to denial prevention — one AI RCM platform handles end-to-end revenue cycle automation
Automated Eligibility & Benefits Verification (Pre-Visit)
QuickRCM continuously ingests your scheduling data from the PMS/EHR and creates pre-visit tasks for every upcoming encounter. Verifies coverage, handles Coordination of Benefits, confirms PCP requirements, pulls co-pay/coinsurance/deductible details, and flags plan limitations before the patient arrives.
Explore eligibility automationAI-Powered Prior Authorization Automation
Automatically screens encounters for services requiring prior auth based on CPT/HCPCS codes, diagnosis codes, and specialty/payer rules. Submits auth requests via payer APIs, uses AI voice agents for IVR systems, and automates portal submissions. Tracks auth IDs, effective dates, and approval states.
See QuickAuth prior authCoding Assistance & Claim Readiness Review
Reads encounter documentation (provider notes, problem lists, orders, procedures, medications, imaging) and suggests ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS, DRG, NDC, and revenue codes. Applies specialty-specific rules and payer-specific modifiers. Powerful scrubber validates code combinations, catches missing modifiers, prevents claims with missing auth numbers, and enforces payer/location-specific rules.
See QuickCode AI codingAutomated Claim Submission, Status & Follow-Up
Formats and submits claims through direct payer connections or your existing clearinghouse. Automatically runs regular claim status checks via APIs or EDI 276/277, uses AI voice agents for payors without robust electronic status, detects no-response/pending/rejected claims, and prioritizes follow-up by age, dollar amount, and likelihood of recovery.
Explore claims automationPayment Posting & Underpayment Detection
When ERAs/EOBs arrive, QuickRCM auto-posts payments at line-item level, routes contractual adjustments and write-offs according to your configured review rules, updates patient responsibility and pushes balances back to your PMS or patient engagement tools. With fee schedules or historical patterns, flags underpayments and surfaces patterns of systemic underpayment by payer, code, or location.
See payment postingAI Denial Management & Denial Prevention
Learns continuously from your historical and live data. Classifies denials by reason, payer, specialty, provider, and service line. Identifies root causes and feeds those insights back upstream into eligibility, coding, and scrubbing rules. Auto-drafts appeal letters with patient, claim, clinical, and policy context. Configurable workflows by denial type and claim value.
Explore denial managementOne platform. One AI RCM Agent. End-to-end revenue cycle automation.
Measures for Your RCM Evaluation
Define the baseline, cohort, evidence, and reviewer before comparing results.
Claim acceptance
Count accepted initial submissions against all eligible initial submissions. Keep clearinghouse acknowledgments separate from payer adjudication.
Initial denials
Define the claim cohort and initial denial denominator before comparing periods. Review results by payer, specialty, and reason.
Manual touches
Record staff interventions, corrections, and escalations per completed task. Include work that remains outside the platform.
Payment timing
Compare submission-to-payment time and A/R age for equivalent groups. Identify unresolved balances rather than counting them as recovered.
Queue completion
Track open work, blocked tasks, assigned owners, and completion dates. Separate automation attempts from confirmed successful actions.
Exceptions and overrides
Review failed connections, ambiguous records, reviewer changes, and overridden recommendations before expanding automation.
RCM Measures: IDR, FPY, Days in A/R, Days to Cash
Use consistent definitions across the current process and proposed workflow. Separate platform activity from confirmed administrative outcomes.
Initial Denial Rate (IDR)
Review initial denials by payer, specialty, reason, and comparable claim cohort.
First-Pass Yield (FPY)
Count accepted initial submissions against all eligible initial submissions; distinguish acknowledgment from payer adjudication.
Days to Cash / Days in A/R
Compare submission-to-payment time and open balances for equivalent groups over the agreed observation period.
Document the data source, definition, exclusions, and reviewer for each measure. Industry benchmarks and demonstration dashboards do not establish QuickRCM customer outcomes.
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Denial Prevention — Pre-Submission Claim Scrubbing
Review historical denial patterns, NCCI and MUE edits, and configured payer-specific checks before submission. Keep the source and effective context with each finding and route exceptions to the responsible reviewer.
QuickAuth — Prior Authorization Automation
Prepare authorization requests, organize documentation, track payer responses, and route cases for human review.
QuickERA — EOB to ERA Automation
Convert paper EOB information into an 835 ERA workflow. Review conversion output before passing it to posting.
QuickVoice — AI Voice Agents
Explore voice-assisted scheduling and payer communication. Confirm supported languages, consent, and escalation for your workflow.
QuickCode — AI Medical Coding
Review documentation-based coding suggestions and route ambiguous encounters to your coding team. Request a quote for the agreed workflow.
Comprehensive RCM Automation Features
Review the available workflows, input requirements, and approval settings for your deployment
Eligibility & Benefits Verification
- Automated coverage verification (active/inactive, effective dates)
- Coordination of Benefits (COB) handling for multiple policies
- PCP requirement confirmation and matching
- Co-pay, coinsurance, and deductible details
- Plan limitations detection (visit caps, frequency limits)
- Pre-visit worklists for front desk staff
Prior Authorization Automation
- Automatic screening for services requiring prior auth
- API-based submissions for modern payers
- AI voice agents for IVR and live rep interactions
- Portal automation for high-volume payers
- Clinical context extraction from charts
- Auth tracking (IDs, dates, units, approval states)
Intelligent Coding & Claim Scrubbing
- Automatic code suggestion (ICD-10, CPT, HCPCS, DRG, NDC, Revenue codes)
- Specialty-specific rules (E/M leveling, global periods, bundling)
- Payer-specific modifiers and configuration
- Code combination validation
- Diagnosis-procedure consistency checks
- Missing modifier detection and prevention
Claim Status & Follow-Up
- Automated claim status checks via APIs or EDI 276/277
- AI voice agents for payors without electronic status
- No-response, pending, and rejected claim detection
- Prioritized follow-up by age, dollar amount, and recovery likelihood
- Integration with existing clearinghouse or direct payer connections
- Exception-based workflow for human review
Payment Posting & Underpayment Detection
- Auto-posting payments at line-item level from ERAs/EOBs
- Contractual adjustments vs write-offs handling
- Patient responsibility updates to PMS/patient engagement tools
- Underpayment detection using fee schedules or historical patterns
- Systemic underpayment pattern identification
- Revenue recovery opportunities surfaced automatically
Predictive Denial Management
- Continuous learning from historical and live denial data
- Denial classification by reason, payer, specialty, provider, service line
- Root cause identification (eligibility, auth, coding, documentation, etc.)
- Upstream prevention through rule updates
- Auto-drafted appeal letters with full context
- Configurable workflows by denial type and claim value
Specialized Capabilities
Additional Revenue Cycle Workflows
Evaluate the workflows beyond eligibility and claims that matter to your organization. Confirm the inputs, access, review responsibilities, and included scope for each module.
OIG / SAM.gov Screening
Screening and match review
Organize provider and vendor screening results for your compliance team. Confirm source availability, check frequency, match resolution, and review records for your scope.
GFE & No Surprises Act
Estimate preparation and review
Prepare patient estimates and track their delivery. Have the responsible team validate the inputs, applicable requirements, timing, and final estimate before use.
ADR Ingestion & Response
Faster payer responses
Ingests Additional Documentation Requests across payers, assembles the medical record packet, and routes ready-to-send responses for reviewer approval before the deadline.
Patient A/R + Stripe Guest Pay
Friction-free patient payments
Drives statements, payment plans, and Stripe-powered guest checkout — collecting patient balances without forcing logins, app downloads, or call-center transfers.
AI Agent (Claude-powered)
Conversational RCM copilot
A Claude-powered conversational agent your team can ask plain-English questions about claims, denials, contracts, and payments — with answers grounded in your live data.
Provider Scorecards
Clarity for every clinician
Per-provider dashboards covering documentation quality, coding accuracy, denial drivers, and revenue per encounter — turning RCM data into actionable feedback.
Underpayment Sweep & Contracts
Contract variance review
Compare remit information with applicable contract terms and effective dates. Queue differences for review and confirm entitlement before pursuing recovery.
Validate Your Payer and EHR Workflows
Review your payer mix and required tasks during evaluation. Availability depends on the specific payer, transaction, access permissions, and configured connection.
Payer Mix to Review
National Commercial Plans
Confirm each commercial plan and required transaction
Regional Health Plans
Review regional plan access and portal requirements
Medicare & Medicaid
Validate program, state, and plan-specific routes
Managed Care & Specialty Plans
Check administrator, network, and specialty workflow requirements
Flexible Integration Methods
Modern APIs
Where available, QuickRCM uses direct payer APIs for real-time data exchange
Portal Automation
Automated portal submissions for payers without robust API support
AI Voice Agents
Bridges legacy gaps using AI voice agents for IVR and live rep interactions
EDI & Clearinghouse
Works with your existing clearinghouse setup or direct EDI connections
Confirm the supported route for each payer and task, and define the manual fallback when a connection or required response is unavailable.
Pipeline Orchestration
Pipeline automation modes
QuickRCM connects every revenue cycle step through 20 Automation points — eligibility, prior auth, coding, claims, denials, payment posting, and more. Each step runs in one of four modes you control per payer, per workflow, and per risk tolerance.
Off by design
The automation point is turned off. Use this setting to exclude a workflow from the pilot or pause it while access or dependencies are resolved. Confirm any billing implications in your agreement.
Example: Pause payment posting during ERA parser maintenance.
Watch first, automate later
The step runs in shadow mode and posts a notification with the recommendation, but never executes the change. Ideal for piloting a new step or building staff trust before activating writes.
Example: Observe proposed appeal actions in Notify only mode until your reviewers approve the validation results.
Human in the loop
The step prepares the action and routes it to the Approval Queue for a reviewer to confirm or override. Used for high-dollar claims, novel denial reasons, or any step that just tripped its confidence breaker.
Example: Route claim submissions above $25K through Review before action mode.
Approved automation scope
The selected action runs under your configured automation rules. Enable it only for workflows your organization has validated, with limits, monitoring, and an exception owner.
Example: Enable automatic eligibility checks for the approved schedule feed and supported payer routes.
20 automation points
01Eligibility
02Prior Auth
03Scribe
04Coding
05Charge Review
06Claim Submission
07Status Poll
08Denial Triage
09Payment Posting
10Worklist Routing
11Patient A/R
12Auto Appeal
13Underpayment Detection
14Variance Recovery
15Auth Follow-up
16Charge Capture
17Coding Review
18Pre-Bill Scrub
19Audit Trail
20Lifecycle Tracking
Each automation point can be Off, Notify only, Review before action, or Automatic so revenue-cycle leaders can phase in payer, patient, coding, claim, denial, payment, and audit workflows without losing control.
RCM Analytics Dashboard for CFOs, Administrators & RCM Leaders
Review the available role-based reports, source data, metric definitions, and exception queues for your deployment.
Dashboard illustration; sample values do not represent verified customer results. Confirm metric definitions and available reports for your deployment.
For Leadership (CFOs, CEOs, Administrators)
- IDR, FPY, Denial Rate & Overturn Rate
- Days in A/R and Days to Cash
- Collections by payer, specialty, provider, and location
- Underpayments detected and recovered
For Operations (RCM Managers, Supervisors)
- Work queues by module (eligibility, auth, coding, denials)
- Team and AI productivity
- Turnaround times by process and payer
Drill Into Root Causes
You can drill into root causes for issues like:
"Why is Payer X denying so many imaging claims?"
"Which providers are driving the highest denial rates?"
"Where did Days in A/R actually improve after we turned on automation?"
Export data, plug into BI tools, or use the out-of-the-box views. Either way, you'll finally see your revenue cycle clearly.
Security, Compliance, and Control
Review the safeguards for the proposed deployment with your security team. Confirm access, encryption, audit records, approval controls, retention, and the applicable contractual responsibilities.
Data access and responsibilities
- Identify the records and actions each role needs.
- Confirm access controls, user provisioning, and offboarding.
- Review your responsibilities and the applicable business associate agreement before sharing protected health information.
Hosting and safeguards
- Request deployment-specific hosting and data-flow documentation.
- Review encryption, credential handling, and approved subprocessors.
- Confirm incident reporting, backup, and recovery arrangements.
Assessment evidence
- Request the current assessment or audit report required by your procurement process.
- Check its scope, dates, and applicability to the proposed service.
- Review identified exceptions and remediation with your security team.
Review, retention, and exit
- Validate approval queues and audit records for automated and human actions.
- Agree on retention, deletion, and export requirements.
- Document how access and open work will transfer when the engagement ends.
Validate records of automated and human actions, data access, exports, retention, and deletion before enabling the agreed workflow.
QuickRCM AI RCM Platform – Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about this AI revenue cycle management platform, organized by topic
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6 answers in General & High-Level
QuickRCM is revenue cycle management software. It connects eligibility, authorizations, claim readiness, submission, denials, posting, and A/R worklists with configurable automation and approval queues. QuickRCM Managed RCM is a separate service engagement in which QuickIntell operates an agreed scope with human review.
Compare the work each option performs, the tasks your staff retain, the supported system connections, and who owns exceptions. QuickRCM combines software workflows and review controls; a managed service adds delivery responsibilities defined in a separate agreement.
Define the staffing model during evaluation. Staff review ambiguous records, authorize sensitive actions, resolve exceptions, and own clinical or billing decisions. Measure the actual workload before making staffing changes; an automation percentage is not assumed.
The documented workflows include eligibility, authorization preparation and tracking, coding assistance and claim checks, submission and status, denial and appeal worklists, posting, underpayment review, and A/R follow-up. Confirm which modules, interfaces, and actions are included in your deployment.
Practices, groups, and revenue cycle teams can evaluate QuickRCM against their payer mix, specialty requirements, locations, claim volume, and review capacity. Fit should be established through a scoped demonstration and validation rather than an organization-size claim.
Set acceptance criteria from your own baseline. Compare claim acceptance, initial denials, manual touches, queue age, and payment timing for equivalent cohorts. Confirm denominators and exclusions. No customer outcome percentage, cash improvement, or collection increase is promised here.
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See QuickRCM on Your Own Data
Want to see what QuickRCM could unlock in your revenue cycle?
We'll review your current workflows and representative sample data, identify required connections and approval responsibilities, and agree on measures for a scoped evaluation.
- Review the applicable BAA
- Confirm security and deployment requirements
- Agree on implementation scope
- Validate review and approval settings
Evaluate RCM software for your team
Practice managers, billing companies, and RCM teams that will operate their own revenue cycle workflows.
What to review in a product demo
Follow an encounter from eligibility and authorization through completed documentation, claim readiness, submission, payment, and follow-up. Review the evidence, responsible queue, and handoff at each step.
Connections to your current systems
Inventory the EHR, practice management system, clearinghouse, payer access, and remittance channels. Confirm supported data and write-back for your specific deployment, along with any file-based fallback.
Human review and release controls
Set which actions staff approve, which exceptions stay held, and who can release billing changes or write-offs. Automation scope follows the data and review controls agreed during implementation.
Implementation and validation
Start with a representative payer and encounter sample. Reconcile incoming data and queue ownership, then expand the workflow after the customer validates results.
Pricing and quotation
Discuss software modules, organization size, integrations, users, implementation, and support. A software quote should identify any managed delivery work separately.
Software and managed delivery
Use software when your staff will operate this workflow. Review managed service scope when you want Quickintell to perform the agreed work.
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