Behavioral health needs a shared record both sides can inspect before revenue, care continuity, or authority is disputed.
Claim denials create a visible revenue leak before care teams ever reach appeal.
15-25%Appeals often succeed, which means proof was needed earlier in the workflow.
70-82%Denied claims that never get resubmitted turn preventable friction into lost revenue.
60%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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
A Payer Proof bundle carries the evidence needed to check whether a claim was complete, authorized, and unaltered before submission.
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.
These figures model claim-value exposure from validation-cohort variance. They are not collected revenue, realized savings, or guaranteed payer results.
Counts update as the pilot cohort and audit index change. The latest proof record shows status first, with proof IDs available for technical review.
We describe what the infrastructure does. We don't claim how impressive it is.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Digital health platforms, EHR vendors, payers, academic medical centers, telehealth operators. B2B infrastructure distribution. Aligned with FTC enforcement direction and HHS oversight expansion.