Insurance Intelligence

Get paid without living in a payer portal.

Eligibility, benefits, claim submission, tracking, remittance, and denial follow-up run in one place, against the same record you already work in. You see the money arrive and what it was for.

Revenue cycleRunning
  1. Eligibility checkedCoverage confirmed with the payer before the session.Automatic
  2. Benefits verifiedCopay, deductible, and visit limits attached to the client record.Automatic
  3. Claim built and submittedCodes, modifiers, and required fields checked before it leaves.Same day
  4. Claim trackedStatus, owner, and next action stay visible after submission.Live
  5. Remittance readThe ERA is matched to the claim and posted against the invoice.Automatic
  6. Denial workedThe reason, the record, and the next step stay together.Queued
  7. Payment depositedReconciled against the claim it came from, in the practice account.Paid
Illustrative figures, not a customer practice.$1,284.00 deposited

What changes

The cycle keeps moving when you are with a client.

Insurance work fails quietly. Each stage below names what the platform is doing while you are not watching it.

Before the session

Coverage is already known

Eligibility and benefits are checked and attached to the client record, so the session starts without a billing question.

At submission

The claim leaves clean

Required fields, codes, and authorization context are checked before submission rather than discovered in a rejection.

After submission

Nothing goes quiet

Status, owner, and next action stay visible, so a claim cannot sit unnoticed for a month.

When a payer says no

The denial has a next step

The reason, the supporting record, and the follow-up stay together instead of scattering across portals and inboxes.

When a claim needs attention

Keep the denial reason and the follow-up together.

Therapy Companion connects claim status, remittance, and denial follow-up to the practice record. The team can review what the payer reported and decide what needs to happen next.

Review the claim

Status
Denied; needs review
Reported reason
Missing authorization information
Responsible team member
The practice’s billing lead

Choose the follow-up

  1. Check the payer’s explanation against the supporting record.
  2. Confirm whether a correction, additional information, or an appeal is needed.
  3. Record the next action and track the claim through resolution.
Fictional workflow example, not a product screenshot or a payer instruction. The next action depends on the actual denial, record, and payer requirements.

Insurance Intelligence is part of the platform where insurance applies. Overturn appeal support is optional and priced separately. Neither guarantees coverage, authorization, payment, or a successful appeal. Review your payer connections and division of billing work in a demo.

Other areas

Questions about insurance workflows

What insurance work does Therapy Companion help organize?

The insurance workflow connects eligibility and benefits, claim preparation and submission, status tracking, remittance and denial follow-up with the practice record. In a demo, walk through the payer connections and billing steps your practice needs.

Walk through the insurance workflow
Does Insurance Intelligence guarantee coverage or payment?

No. Insurance Intelligence provides decision support and helps organize requirements and follow-up. It does not grant coverage, authorization or payer approval, and it is not full-service revenue-cycle management.

Review plan inclusions
Do I have to use Overturn to use Therapy Companion?

No. Overturn is optional appeal support for denied mental-health claims and is priced separately. You can use Therapy Companion without purchasing that service.

Learn about optional appeal support
Can a private-pay practice use Therapy Companion?

Yes. The platform also supports practice records, scheduling, clinical documentation and billing for private-pay workflows. Claims features apply when the practice uses insurance.

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