Revenue that moves at the pace of care.
The same record that treats is the record that bills. Charges are captured at the point of care. Billing assembles itself. AR is reasoned upon continuously. Insurance is governed by the identity that governs the clinical record. No reconciliation layer.
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revenue cycle
aging analytics
auto-billing
& pre-auth
economics
& packages
Revenue as a property of care, not a reconciliation after it.
Charge capture at the point of care.
Clinical decisions produce financial data inline. No dual entry. No billing coding team reconstructing the encounter.
IPD auto-billing.
Inpatient billing assembles itself from orders, medications, observations, and care events. Discharge generates a bill, not a backlog.
Revenue cycle intelligence.
AR ages with visibility, not invisibility. Denial patterns are learned. Risk surfaces before it matters.
Insurance, unified.
Pre-authorization, submission, and reconciliation share identity and data with the clinical record. Payer-specific logic configured, not integrated.
Pharmacy economics.
Inventory, charges, and clinical use unified. Stock-outs, high-cost drug stewardship, and margin are reasoned upon continuously.
Financial capabilities
IPD auto-billing
Charge capture at point of care
Revenue cycle intelligence
AR analytics
Denial management
Insurance workflows
Pre-authorization
Claim submission
Payment reconciliation
Pharmacy inventory
Pharmacy economics
Charge automation
Package and tariff management
Collections intelligence
Patient financial communication
Refund and adjustment workflows
Frequently asked
Common questions about this layer.
What is Financial Intelligence in HealthOS?
Financial Intelligence is the layer of HealthOS that runs revenue, claims, and payer logic at the pace of care rather than at the pace of monthly close. Revenue events attach to clinical events automatically; variance is visible the same day it is created.
Does HealthOS replace our RCM (Revenue Cycle Management) vendor?
Yes. The Financial Intelligence layer is architectural replacement, not integration. Eligibility, coding, claim submission, denial management, posting, and reconciliation operate on the same record the clinician documents against. Migration is part of Coherence Model Stage III adoption.
How are invoices generated for patients?
Invoices generate at the clinical event, not at month-end close. Each consultation, procedure, prescription, lab order, and in-patient day emits a revenue event that the Financial Intelligence layer codes, prices, and presents to the patient — typically settled directly from the patient's device.
How are insurance claims processed?
Claims are pre-assembled from the clinical record, validated against payer-specific rule sets, submitted at clinical event completion, and tracked through adjudication on the same surface the institution operates. Denials surface same-day to the responsible role with the source clinical event attached.
Does HealthOS support cashless billing schemes?
Yes. Patient-share is computed at the moment of care; payer-share is processed through the institutional and insurance pathways simultaneously. Cashless schemes — PMJAY in India, NHS in the UK, equivalent national schemes elsewhere — are configured per deployment.
How is contracted-rate variance handled?
Contracted rates per payer are loaded into the Financial Intelligence layer; variance against contracted rates is computed per encounter and surfaced same-day on the institutional dashboard, not at month-end reconciliation.
Revenue cycle is the financial expression of the clinical cycle. They run on one record, at the pace of care.
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