Every authorization, in one log.
Track requests, decisions, peer-to-peer reviews, and the next concurrent review date for every patient, with turnaround and approval rate calculated for you.
Authorization denials are rarely about one request. They come from a concurrent review that slipped by a day, a peer-to-peer window that closed, or units approved that nobody compared to units billed. Those are tracking problems before they are clinical ones.
This log keeps every request in one place with patient IDs instead of names. It calculates the next review date from each authorization's end date, flags authorizations that end within two days, and summarizes approval rate, turnaround, and peer-to-peer results.
What is inside
- A log with 21 columns, from request type to appeal deadline
- Next review date, days to authorization end, and turnaround calculated
- Red flags for authorizations ending within two days
- A summary of approvals, denials, approval rate, turnaround, and peer-to-peer outcomes
Requests in, dates and rates out.
Log
- RequestPayer, level of care, type, dates, and who submitted
- DecisionOutcome, units requested and approved, authorization dates
- ReviewsNext review due and days to authorization end
- Peer-to-peerRequested, date, and outcome
Summary
- RateApproval rate across decided requests
- SpeedAverage turnaround in days
- P2PPeer-to-peer reviews requested and overturned
Built for the people who work the denials.
- Utilization review and admissions teams
- Billing teams reconciling authorized and billed units
- Program directors tracking payer behavior
Related on this site: Prior Auth Autopilot, Denial Fightback.
Download the Excel fileCatch these before the claim goes out.
Adentris reviews charts and claims against payer rules before submission, so missing documentation, modifiers, and authorizations surface while they can still be fixed.