For RCM and billing companies

RCM workflows with answers your team can act on

Halcora works defined revenue-cycle inquiries and returns structured findings and recommended actions—organized by practice and ready for review.

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  1. Submitted
  2. Accepted
  3. Pending
    1. Pending
    2. Pending
    3. Pending

    Outstanding for 47 days

  4. Next step?

Start where repetition is highest

Claim status follow-up

Translate a stalled claim into a consistent status, relevant inquiry details, and a recommended action.

Eligibility verification

Return coverage and benefit details for a defined date and service, with unresolved conditions kept visible.

A result built for review

Keep each answer connected to its practice, case, schema version, and next operational decision.

Illustrative result

A result should say what it means

A completed inquiry is not the same as a paid claim. Halcora separates the case state, the normalized finding, and the recommended action so each can be reviewed.

Illustrative result using entirely synthetic information. The exact fields are governed by the versioned workflow schema agreed for the engagement.

Example Practice · SAMPLE-014

Schema
claim_status.v1
Case status
awaiting_recheck
Canonical status
NEEDS_MEDICAL_RECORDS
Recommended action
send_records

One operating pattern across the work

The workflow can change while the operating discipline stays consistent: define the question, work within scope, and return a result built for review.

From a defined inquiry to a reviewable result
  • Scope Define the inquiry Agree the cases, the question, and what a usable result must contain.
  • Work Execute within scope Work each case against the approved workflow and record what was established.
  • Review Normalize the result Return consistent findings while keeping incomplete and exceptional cases visible.

Structured finding · Recommended action · Review state

One batch

A defined place to start

Per practice

Work and review stay separated

One review point

Expand, refine, or stop

Automation where it fits. Judgment where it matters.

Automation handles supported, known paths. When a case needs judgment or falls outside those paths, an operator takes over with the available history. The result includes the record of the work, whichever route it took.

Start with one defined workflow

Agree the inquiry, the scope, and the review criteria before work starts. Then use a representative batch to decide what happens next.

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Security before the first claim

Review the data-handling requirements before sharing patient information. We put a business associate agreement in place before handling PHI and can discuss the controls relevant to your review.

Review security and data handling