Representative payer outcomes for SmartConsent Layer 6.
Demo portal. Representative data. No PHI.
Open payer alphaThe marketing page now carries the same payer story: outcome metrics, denial mix, claim-scrubber impact, revenue recovery, and the operational surfaces a payer sees after login.
Denial rate, cycle time, claim volume, and SmartConsent verification rate.
Recent claims table with masked patients, status, amount, submitted date, and consent state.
Denial reasons, denial trend windows, and provider-level performance signals.
Notifications, CSV export, AI scrubber stats, and revenue-impact projection.
13,887 validation scenarios. Cleaner evidence means fewer avoidable review cycles.
Denial rate on cryptographically verified consent.
Industry-typical behavioral health claim variance baseline.
Percentage-point reduction.
Missing proof drives many denials.
Every claim carries verified consent at submission.
Roadmap: pre-submission checks plus Layer 6 attestation.
Projected — total run through pre-submission validation.
Projected — issues caught and corrected before submit.
Projected — routed back to clinician for fix.
Validates prior auth against payer rules. Auto-extends or routes to ops.
Dedupes by patient, CPT, date, amount before EDI transmission.
Checks CPT–ICD pairing against AMA CCI tables. Flags incompatible combos.
Verifies time spent, NPI, place of service. Pulls from session record if missing.
Each percentage point of denial reduction translates to recovered revenue. Representative projection from this pilot cohort, annualized.
In a 90-day projection window, attributable to SmartConsent verification.
At average claim value across this cohort. $1,001,700 specifically.
Projected from the 90-day pilot window. $4,006,799 specifically.
Every administrative action — consent, session reference, claim evidence — is signed at the moment it happens and can be anchored to public DLT receipts. Reviewers check evidence without chasing paperwork.
Patient grants consent through voice or tap. The agreement is cryptographically signed and time-stamped at the moment of authorization.
The signed consent hash is anchored to a public DLT receipt. The proof path is tamper-evident without exposing PHI.
When the claim submits, payer adjudication checks the receipt. No phone calls. No fax. No disputes.
Early payer conversations shape integration design, contract structure, and pilot scope.