Healthcare software & AI agents for hospitals and clinics.

Hospitals reduce rejections by checking each claim against payer rules, documentation requirements and tariffs before it is submitted. A claim pre-check agent scores every claim for rejection risk, lists what is missing and drafts the fix for the billing desk to approve. This is the approach behind Drapto, our hospital revenue integrity product. A pilot on one payer group typically goes live in three to four weeks.

NHCX integration means exchanging claims and pre-authorisation data with payers in the standard FHIR format through the national exchange. In practice we map your HIS data into FHIR bundles, validate them before sending, handle responses and log every exchange for audit. Your HIS remains the system of record. A typical integration, including testing with live payers, takes four to eight weeks depending on your current data quality.

Yes, a pre-auth follow-up agent tracks each request through its lifecycle and chases the payer or TPA on a schedule, so approvals are not lost while the patient waits. It alerts the desk when a query arrives, assembles the requested documents and records every contact. Staff approve anything sent externally. This agent is usually delivered alongside claim pre-checks, adding two to three weeks to the pilot.

We integrate through HL7 messages, FHIR APIs or scheduled exports, depending on what your HIS or EMR supports. A bridge on XDQ AgentOS maps and normalises the data, checks it before it moves on and logs each step. Your clinical systems stay unchanged. Lab, pharmacy and billing feeds can be added one at a time. A first integration typically takes four to six weeks.

A focused healthcare agent pilot, such as claim pre-checks or patient enquiry handling, usually falls in the USD 5,000 to 20,000 band. Multi-module revenue cycle builds with HIS integration and payer workflows typically sit between 20,000 and 50,000, and hospital-group platforms can reach the 50,000 to 200,000 band. We quote a fixed price after a brief, with data handling aligned to the DPDP Act.