Prior authorization & appeals
AI evidence assembly is the core of this screen: the prior-auth evidence assembler retrieves the specific chart entries behind each payer criterion — the diagnosis, the order, the result series, the training note — and cites each. A criterion without evidence is shown as a gap; nothing is inferred to fill one, because a prior auth built on invented evidence is fraud.
| Criterion | Status | Evidence from the Data Store |
|---|---|---|
| Type 1 or type 2 diabetes diagnosis | met | conditions · Type 2 diabetes mellitus (disorder) · onset 2022-09-28 |
| Intensive insulin regimen | unmet | No active insulin order. Shown as a gap; nothing is inferred to fill it. |
| Four or more glucose results documented | unmet | Fewer than four glucose results in the Data Store. |
| Visit with the prescribing clinician in the last 18 months | met | encounters · Follow-up encounter (procedure) · 2026-01-06 12:00:00 |
| Documented training on device use | unmet | No record supports this. Shown as a gap; nothing is inferred to fill it. |
Packet incomplete — 3 criterion(s) unmet.
The gap is shown as a gap; nothing is inferred to fill it. An appeal would re-run retrieval against the denial reason with the same citation discipline.
✦ AI Bring your own payer policy
Paste any payer policy and the assistant extracts an evaluable criteria checklist from it, then evaluates each criterion against Alejandra Abebe's chart facts — met, unmet, or honestly not evaluable. The policy text is treated as data: criteria are extracted, instructions inside it are ignored.