MedFlow AIPrior authorization
Prior authorizations, drafted.
When an order needs a prior authorization, the assist drafts the packet: the medical-necessity letter and the supporting diagnoses, taken from the chart. It waits for your approval.
How it works
Four steps, and the last one is yours.
- 1An order needs approvalFrom a prescription or an order.
- 2It reads the chartDiagnoses, history and the order itself.
- 3It drafts the packetA medical-necessity letter and supporting diagnoses.
- 4You approveThe draft is yours to review and edit.
What it does
The details.
1Medical-necessity letterWritten from the chart, in plain language.
2Supporting diagnosesPulled with their codes.
3Built from the chartNo retyping of history.
4A structured packetEverything in one place.
5Waits for approvalNothing goes out on its own.
6Editable draftChange any line before you approve.
You stay in charge
A draft is only a draft.
The same rule applies to all six assists, and it comes first.
Nothing is added to the chart on its own
Every suggestion shows its source
A clinician approves before anything is saved
Questions
About the prior authorization.
Does it send anything itself?
No. It prepares a draft and waits for your approval.
Where does the content come from?
From the patient chart and the order.
Can I edit the letter?
Yes. It is a draft until you approve it.
Book a demo
See the prior authorization on one of your visits.
A 30-minute walkthrough in a sandbox clinic with sample data.