Solutions · Revenue Cycle Teams

Your team,
at full throughput.

Replace six disconnected tools with one system spanning coding to payment.

Before and after · a centralized rcm team supporting 180 providers
Reporting cadenceMonthly → Real-time
Coder throughput45/day → 108/day
Denial root cause ID9 days → 36 hours
Tools in daily use6 → 1
By the numbers

What a centralized rcm team supporting 180 providers
saw with Althais.

2.4xCoder throughput
58%Faster denial root-cause identification
100%Real-time KPI visibility across the team

Results from one organization; yours will depend on your volume, payers and specialties.

01 · The problem

What gets
in the way.

The pressures we hear about most from revenue cycle teams.

The problem
  • Manual coding review is the bottleneck that throttles everything downstream.
  • Denial root causes are usually discovered a month late, in a report.
  • Coding, billing, and analytics live in separate, disconnected tools.
02 · Today

How it's
usually done.

The workarounds teams fall back on when coding and claims are done by hand.

How it's done today
  • Coders and billers work in separate systems that don't talk to each other.
  • Denial trends surface only when someone builds a monthly report.
  • Leadership makes decisions without real-time visibility into KPIs.
03 · With Althais

What
changes.

The same work, with Althais doing the busywork and your team making the decisions.

With Althais
  • One system spans coding, claims, submission, tracking, and payment.
  • Denial root causes surface live, not thirty days later.
  • Team-wide productivity and quality dashboards update in real time.

“
We used to find out what went wrong a month later. Now we see it the day it happens.
DO
Director of Revenue Cycle OperationsA centralized RCM team supporting 180 providers
Recommended setup

Professional tier

Payer intelligence, prior auth support and analytics across the team.

Questions

Asked and answered.

How long does implementation take?

Most organizations are live within 30 to 60 days, with a provider pilot before full rollout.

Who approves the codes?

Your team. A person approves every code before it reaches a claim.

Can we start with a pilot?

Yes. Every implementation includes a pilot on your own documentation.