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record can support or contradict it. opinions and what-ifs never can, and 0 checkable
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Opinion
Proctor: Legacy Billing Incumbents Rely on Offshore Labor Over Codified Rules
“They have this, like, very messy data model, very messy systems, and they're just throwing stuff into things like a JiraQ for offshore to fix, whereas we're actually going through with a fine-tooth comb, root-causing claims, and then codifying the rules engine…”
Insight
Proctor: AI Turns Billing Analysts From Authors Into Editors
“Phase two is essentially instead of having to have a really, like, Analytically oriented person digging through claims data and finding out the rules. It's actually like, how do you suggest the rules? Okay. These are the patterns of issues we're seeing. Consid…”
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Proctor: Many Healthcare Providers See 20% to 40% of Claims Denied
“And in many cases, these are customers who have like, 2030, 40% of their claims were being denied. For reasons they didn't have visibility into.”
Insight
Proctor: Insurance Billing Complexity Is a Major Barrier for Healthcare Startups
“It's very expensive to start a healthcare company, and one of the reasons it's expensive is, like, if you want to collect insurance, you need to know how to bill insurance, and that's expensive. And so, it's like, it's a barrier for people who want to deliver …”
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Proctor: Candid Health Controls the Full End-to-End Billing Loop
“What is really powerful about where we are today is we have this incredibly rich data set That we essentially have the end-to-end operational loop that we control. So we control the preparation, we control the submission, we control the entire cycle of how you…”