Contract variance check
Starts whenAn ERA posts
Compares every allowed amount to your fee schedules and flags variances above your tolerance.
Payers short pay more often than anyone has time to check. worklist checks every line, so the money you're owed stops slipping away.
Every paid line is checked against what it should have paid.
Your contract rate times units, with modifier and multiple-procedure rules, place of service and sequestration.
Anything beyond your tolerance, in dollars or percent, is flagged.
Adjusted only down to the expected amount. The rest stays open as underpaid and disputed.
Short pays grouped by payer and cause, then disputed with the contract clause and the calculation.
Followed up, then escalated to the next level until it's paid or closed.
Each one runs on its own, inside the systems you already use, and only asks a person when your rules say so.
Starts whenAn ERA posts
Compares every allowed amount to your fee schedules and flags variances above your tolerance.
Starts whenA short pay is above tolerance
Sends the dispute with the contract clause and the math, then follows up until it's paid.
Starts whenShort pays repeat by payer or cause
Groups them so one dispute, or one contract conversation, recovers many claims.
Starts whenPaid below allowed with no code that explains it
Posts what's right, leaves the gap open, and asks a biller to accept or dispute within five business days.
Starts whenA PLB takeback, reversal or demand letter arrives
Posts it against the original claim, judges it right or wrong and contests it inside the payer's window.
Starts whenA late payment arrives without interest
Computes the interest due at the prompt-pay rate and asks the payer for it.
Starts whenA payer reverses and reprocesses a claim
Nets the new payment against the original, so recovered money and takebacks are clear.
Starts whenYour money went to another TIN, or someone else's came to you
Requests reprocessing, or returns the money on time.
Every short pay is found and prepared. People decide on the disputes and takebacks that matter most.
Your payer contracts and fee schedules. The calculation covers units, modifiers, multiple-procedure rules, place of service and sequestration.
No. You set the tolerance, in dollars or percent, and which disputes need approval.
Every Medicare demand goes to a manager, with the redetermination deadline that stops the recoupment.
It prepares them. The decision to go to independent dispute resolution is always yours.
We are working with a small group of billing and operations teams to shape worklist. Tell us where your work gets stuck, and we'll show you how it would run.