Weight management

Foresight helps telemedicine teams collect the right BMI, comorbidity, lifestyle-trial, diagnosis, formulary, and continuation evidence before a GLP-1 request reaches clinician review.

Psychology & psychiatry

Foresight helps behavioral health groups separate therapy, psychiatry, testing, medication management, collaborative care, and telehealth billing rules so claims match the provider type and documented service.

Interventional psychiatry

Foresight helps psychiatry teams coordinate TMS treatment episodes, Spravato REMS requirements, payer authorization criteria, session counts, drug codes, observation documentation, and claim rules across payers.

Addiction medicine

Foresight helps office-based MOUD and telemedicine teams verify coverage at intake and every visit, track pharmacy-benefit PAs, protect high-risk refills, route rendering providers by state, and distinguish self-pay, no-charge, and credentialing back-bill cases.

Infectious diseases

Foresight helps infectious disease clinics organize eligibility, Ryan White and uninsured handling, referrals, PrEP and HIV injectable workflows, vaccine coding, ERA/EOB reconciliation, and denials into one reviewable operating layer.

A workflow risk audit, not a calculator.

The audit checks what is missing, what conflicts across systems, and what is unlikely to satisfy payer criteria before the work turns into avoidable AR.

Required evidence present

Whether the claim, PA, or appeal has the basic identifiers and clinical anchors needed before work leaves the queue.

  • Member ID, plan, COB, referral, and authorization status
  • Diagnosis, procedure, diagnosis pointer, modifier, POS, NDC, UOM, and units
  • Specialty-specific source documents attached

Chart contradictions

Where the EHR, notes, questionnaire, inventory, pharmacy response, and billing record point to different answers.

  • Diagnosis-service and indication-drug mismatches
  • Note evidence conflicting with selected code, units, or modifier
  • Benefit route, payer portal, and inventory conflicts

Payer approvability

Whether the available evidence appears to satisfy payer criteria before the submission creates AR or appeal work.

  • Medical necessity prerequisites and hard stops
  • Step therapy, benefit exclusion, frequency, and continuation rules
  • Manual review when evidence is missing or only inferential

Follow-through

Whether approvals, denials, paper EOBs, portal messages, corrected claims, and deposits resolve cleanly after submission.

  • 277CA, ERA, paper EOB, and portal denial capture
  • Appeal versus corrected-claim routing
  • Payment, underpayment, write-off, and deposit reconciliation

Bring a specialty workflow. We will map the leakage points.

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