Behavioral Health Infrastructure

Proof, made
verifiable.

The audit layer underneath every behavioral health workflow, built so consent, Consent-Gated Multi-Hop flows, and claims can be checked, not just claimed.
The audit chain

Receipted before review.

Validation events are indexed as they happen. Batches settle to the receipt layer, where the latest receipt can be inspected without relying on Ayra's mutable application database.

31,308
Validation events indexed
55
Receipt batches
Receipt 001
Receipt 55
Validation receipts healthy
Receipt layer Receipt layer
Latest receipt 55
Block 42,028,382
Proof ID 0xeaddfebc…
Snapshot read-only polling
Why proof matters

Denials are expensive.
Proof arrives too late.

Behavioral health needs a shared record both sides can inspect before revenue, care continuity, or authority is disputed.

Denial pressure

Claim denials create a visible revenue leak before care teams ever reach appeal.

15-25%
Appeal upside

Appeals often succeed, which means proof was needed earlier in the workflow.

70-82%
Unworked denials

Denied claims that never get resubmitted turn preventable friction into lost revenue.

60%
How it works

Four steps.
One verifiable record.

A consent gated multi hop moves through four stages: signed, gated, anchored, and verified. The result is a record a payer, regulator, or successor clinician can check.

~10ms
01
Clinician signs
Every action signed with the clinician's key and bound to their authority.
~25ms
02
Safety gates check
Agent Safety Gates run deterministic consent, licensure, and documentation checks before the consent-gated multi-hop is permitted to leave.
L2 sequencing
03
Local attestation
Events bundle into a Merkle batch for real-time local attestation; the public receipt is anchored asynchronously.
on demand
04
Verifier recomputes
Ayra Verifier recomputes proof bundles against public DLT receipts. Public source release is planned after pilot hardening.
The architecture

Six layers stacked.
One operating layer.

Each layer is engineered for review and recomputation through Ayra Verifier. They compose into a single system that sits beneath the workflows clinicians already use.

Output · payer adjudication
06L6
Payer Proof
Verifiable claim attachment bundles for adjudication. Where workflow automation meets review-ready evidence.
Validation active
05L5
Verify
Ayra Verifier recomputes workflow decision timelines against public DLT receipts without raw patient data or production secrets.
Validation active
04L4
Erasure
Sovereign erasure. Cryptographic deletion proofs preserve audit structure without keeping readable PHI.
Validation active
03L3
Safety
Agent Safety Gates. Deterministic guardrails check licensure, consent, coding, and documentation before action; clinical judgment routes to a person.
Validation active
02L2
Authority
License and jurisdiction attestation for clinicians practicing across state lines.
Validation active
01L1
Audit
Tamper-evident multi-hop records anchored to public DLT receipts at the moment of emission.
Validation active
Input · clinical event
Backend operations

Six layers,
running in validation.

Every gate check is deterministic. Every batch is receipted. This is a read-only benchmark snapshot from the validation environment and audit index; counts move only when the backend emits and anchors new records.

Core engine benchmark · read-only polling
Indexed events 31,308 across 55 receipt batches Latest event current snapshot Latest receipt block 42,028,382 · current snapshot Backend heartbeat live · online
Verify receipt record
01Audit
Active
3,204
events / 24h
Indexed audit events; latest receipt batch is reviewable.
Latest proof ID 0xeaddfebc…
02Authority
Active
7,272
attestations / 30d
License and jurisdiction attestation for clinicians practicing across state lines.
Authority role 0x0dFCBB88…
03Safety
Active
1,291
gates / 30d
Agent Safety Gates. Deterministic guardrails check licensure, consent, coding, and documentation before action; clinical judgment routes to a person.
Routed 912 for review or block
04Erasure
Active
23
operations / 30d
Sovereign erasure. Cryptographic deletion proofs preserve audit structure without keeping readable PHI.
Proof spec AUDIT-EVENT-SPEC v2.0.1
05Verify
Active
6,321
verifications / 30d
Ayra Verifier recomputes workflow decision timelines against public DLT receipts without raw patient data or production secrets.
Anchor contract 0x8000D00f…
06Payer Proof
Active
6,907
bundles / 30d
Verifiable claim attachment bundles for adjudication. Where workflow automation meets review-ready evidence.
SmartConsent 0xCA6fA226…
Recent backend events · anchored evidence Polling
19:47:12 Audit · Anchor 0xeaddfebcaad22020… Verified
19:46:58 Payer Proof · Bundle 0x4439b4cd… Verified
19:46:44 Safety · Gate Pass 0x73fb79c7… Verified
19:46:30 Authority · Attest 0x47AAd5af… Verified
19:46:14 Safety · Gate Block 0x2cde1e7a… Blocked
The network

Care travels.
Authority travels with it.

Behavioral health crosses state lines every day. Each indexed consent-gated multi-hop can carry clinician authority, patient consent reference, and an audit batch reference; the public DLT receipt verifies the batch anchor, not every aggregate count shown here.

Jurisdictions live 52
Cross-state Consent-Gated Multi-Hop flows (pilot) 1,847
Authority refusals 23
Verifier checks Sandbox
Proof checkpoint

Core engine benchmarks.
Validation snapshot.

Metrics reflect historical cryptographic finality across the behavioral-health validation matrix. Counts move only when platform events are emitted; reading this page does not create a receipt.

Refreshed current snapshot
Validation events indexed 31,308 Current validation-sandbox total.
Receipt batches 55 Public batch roots in the receipt environment.
Latest receipt 55 Most recent anchored receipt batch.
Latest block 42,028,382 Block reported by the public receipt.
Proof ID 0xeaddfebc... Open the tracker or receipt to inspect the proof ID.
Backend heartbeat live Read-only polling signal.
The infrastructure

Six layers.
One operating layer.

SmartConsent is the proof layer that sits beneath every behavioral health workflow. Each layer has a name. Each name corresponds to verifiable engineering in operation today.

01
Audit
Consent-gated workflow records roll into tamper-evident batch anchors.
02
Authority
License and jurisdiction attestation for clinicians practicing across state lines.
03
Safety
Agent Safety Gates. Deterministic guardrails check licensure, consent, coding, and documentation before action; clinical judgment routes to a person.
04
Erasure
Sovereign erasure. Cryptographic deletion proofs preserve audit structure without keeping readable PHI.
05
Verify
Ayra Verifier recomputes workflow decision timelines against public DLT receipts without raw patient data or production secrets.
06
Payer Proof
Verifiable claim attachment bundles. Submit with evidence. Adjudicate with the same record.
Layer 01 · Audit

Tamper-evident
by emission.

Every consent-gated workflow action produces an indexed record. Records roll into Merkle batches, and batch roots anchor in the receipt environment. The public receipt verifies the batch anchor; the index provides aggregate counts.

Validation events indexed
31,308
Status
Operational
Layer Six · Payer Proof

Where claims become reviewable.

A Payer Proof bundle carries the evidence needed to check whether a claim was complete, authorized, and unaltered before submission.

Submit with
evidence.

Every Layer Six bundle carries the components a payer needs to verify the claim is authentic, complete, and unaltered since the moment the clinician signed. Open the bundle. Run the verifier. The result is binary.

Redacted payloadSealed
Redaction proof0xdbfe4ea8…
Consent referenceActive
Receipt reference55
Verifier resultVerified ✓
Four denial vectors — checked upstream.
Validation active · refreshed every 30s
Validation active 70% auto-fix
Authorization expired
Validates prior auth status against payer rules. Auto-extends or routes to ops.
412 +12%
caught / 30d
287 auto-fixed 125 to ops
Validation active 100% auto-fix
Duplicate claim
Dedupes by patient + CPT + date + amount before EDI transmission.
189 -4%
caught / 30d
189 auto-fixed 0 to ops
Validation active 0% auto-fix
Medical necessity
Checks CPT–ICD pairing against AMA CCI tables. Flags incompatible combos.
256 +8%
caught / 30d
0 auto-fixed 256 to ops
Validation active 37% auto-fix
Missing documentation
Verifies time spent, NPI, place of service. Pulls from session transcript if missing.
855 +18%
caught / 30d
312 auto-fixed 543 to ops
Modeled validation impact
Validation model · refreshed snapshot

Modeled validation impact. Not realized revenue.

These figures model claim-value exposure from validation-cohort variance. They are not collected revenue, realized savings, or guaranteed payer results.

4,662 +1,697 / 7d
Modeled claims avoided
in the last 90 days, modeled from the pilot cohort variance
Read-only model · pilot cohort
$1,397,320 +$508,634 / 7d
Modeled current period
at average claim value across this cohort
Read-only model · value × variance
$5,666,909 +368.0%
Modeled annualized impact
annualized from the current validation-period model; not realized revenue
Read-only model · annualized view
Anchored evidence receipt 55 · block 42,028,382 · 0xeaddfebc… Verify
Tamper-evident Verifiable consent Review-ready Consent-Gated Multi-Hop flows Cryptographic erasure Ayra Verifier Payer attestation Tamper-evident Verifiable consent Review-ready Consent-Gated Multi-Hop flows Cryptographic erasure Ayra Verifier Payer attestation
Evidence over explanation

Don't take our word.
Take the receipt.

Counts update as the pilot cohort and audit index change. The latest proof record shows status first, with proof IDs available for technical review.

3.6%
27.7%
pilot variance
24.1 point modeled variance
3.6%
Adjudication variance · SmartConsent guardrails
6,907 validation bundles · current window
27.7%
Parallel control cohort
5,463 claims · parallel de-identified evaluation set
19%
Historical market baseline
Anonymized payer dataset · market context, not an Ayra Health source
Verified at 19:47:18 UTC
Claim ID DEMO-00000
Block 42,028,382
Proof ID 0xeaddfebc…
Verify receipt record
Voice

Quiet. Precise.
Confident.

We describe what the infrastructure does. We don't claim how impressive it is.

Say this
Verifiable consent at the moment of submission.
Not this
Generic AI claims without reviewable evidence.
Say this
Every consent-gated multi-hop creates a review-ready record.
Not this
Revolutionary AI-powered audit infrastructure for the modern era.
Say this
SmartConsent guardrails enforced.
Not this
Opaque cryptographic protocol claims.
The founders

Two founders.
One discipline.
Plus clinical authority.

Ayra was started by two people from opposite sides of behavioral health — one building infrastructure, one practicing clinically. The brand discipline comes from that combination.

Alex Thornton Co-Founder · CEO
Co-Founder · CEO

Alex Thornton

The proof layer behavioral health needs didn't exist yet. So we built it.

Disabled Marine Corps combat veteran, LLM / Generative AI Engineer, and 15+ years in insurance and startup experience. Built Ayra to be the proof layer that workflows can stand on.

Katie Thornton Co-Founder · Clinical
Co-Founder · Clinical

Katie Thornton

The infrastructure has to respect what real care requires. That's where I come in.

Licensed Clinical Social Worker and EMDR-trained therapist with 15+ years of trauma-focused experience. Built a thriving practice across 8 states and brings clinical practice directly into the infrastructure layer.

Lily Brown, PhD Advisor · UPenn
Advisor · UPenn

Lily Brown

Research discipline belongs inside the infrastructure, not outside it.

Assistant Professor of Psychology in Psychiatry and Director at Penn's Center for the Treatment and Study of Anxiety. Her research focuses on treatment development and implementation to mitigate suicide risk in patients with anxiety disorders and PTSD.

For investors

Categories
get defined
once.

Behavioral health is being rebuilt around verifiable infrastructure. Ayra is the layer that doesn't exist yet — and the regulatory environment is making it inevitable.

01 · The wedge

Cross-state
behavioral health.

The highest-friction workflow in the highest-regulated specialty. Telehealth expansion turned every clinician into a multi-jurisdiction operator. The audit gap is real, expensive, and growing.

02 · The moat

Six patent-pending
layers.

Audit, Authority, Safety, Erasure, Verify, Payer Proof. Each layer is independently engineered and composable into a single operating layer. Ayra Verifier creates an independent verification path for reviewers.

03 · The market

Five buyer
categories.

Digital health platforms, EHR vendors, payers, academic medical centers, telehealth operators. B2B infrastructure distribution. Aligned with FTC enforcement direction and HHS oversight expansion.

Where infrastructure categories live · behavioral health
2010s
EHR adoption
2018-22
Telehealth scale
2022-25
Cross-state expansion
2025-26 · now
Audit infrastructure
2027+
Verifiable AI in care

Care continues.
Proof should too.

See the evidence