Inputs & data contract
835/ERA, claim/line detail, fee schedule or contract terms, modifiers, units, network status, adjustments and prior recovery history.
Identify materially actionable differences between expected and actual reimbursement without flooding teams with false variance.
835/ERA, claim/line detail, fee schedule or contract terms, modifiers, units, network status, adjustments and prior recovery history.
ERA parser, contract/rate engine, PMS, payer rules, variance queue and audit/reconciliation layer.
Math and contract logic are deterministic. Model reasoning may classify unexplained variance and summarize evidence; it must never create missing contract terms.
Multiple procedure logic; bundling; modifier effects; capitation; secondary payer; COB; contractual adjustments; fee-schedule ambiguity; retroactive rate changes.
Escalate missing/ambiguous contract terms, high-dollar variance, network-status conflicts and any recovery action requiring interpretation beyond supported terms.
Precision of actionable variance; false-positive rate; dollars identified/recovered; recovery yield; analyst touches; time to detection.
Use the state model above as the control plane. The production pack adds transition guards, source precedence, retry/idempotency rules, exception ownership, audit requirements, evaluation cases and go-live acceptance thresholds.
Validate classification and next-action accuracy separately. Track unsafe autonomous actions as a zero-tolerance metric, regression-test every rule or model change, and require supported evidence for every payer-specific conclusion.
Pro implementation note: adapt the blueprint to your contracts, payer policies, systems, security model and approval thresholds before production autonomy.