Three problems I keep solving
Every practice I talk to has some version of these. They're fixable - and faster than you'd expect.
Prior auth is a full-time job
39 authorizations per physician per week. 13 hours lost. 40% of practices have staff doing nothing but prior auth. It's the single biggest drain on clinical time - and most of it can be automated.
I build AI agents that handle submission, track status across payers, manage follow-ups, and flag denials for human review. Your staff handles the exceptions, not the routine.
Denial rates keep climbing
Initial denial rates hit nearly 12% in 2024, with Medicare Advantage even worse at 15.7%. Each denied claim means staff time on appeals, resubmissions, and chasing documentation. It adds up fast.
I build AI agents that predict denial risk before you submit, auto-generate appeals with the right supporting documentation, and track the full claim lifecycle so nothing falls through the cracks.
Admin is drowning your team
Physicians spend 49% of their day in the EHR and only 27% with patients. That's backwards. And with half of healthcare workers meeting burnout criteria, the admin burden isn't just inefficient - it's driving your best people out.
I build AI agents that handle routine documentation, scheduling, and patient communications. Your team focuses on the work that actually requires human judgment and empathy.
Your patient data stays on your hardware
I deploy AI models locally - patient data never leaves your premises. I've tested healthcare-specific models like MedGemma that run entirely on-site, which sidesteps many cloud compliance concerns from the start.
I haven't done formally HIPAA-certified projects yet, but the local deployment approach eliminates many of the risks HIPAA addresses. Happy to talk through your specific compliance requirements.
Let's find where you're losing time
15 minutes. I'll ask about your admin bottlenecks, you'll tell me what's burning your staff out. If I can help, I'll tell you how. If I can't, I'll say so.