Prior Authorization Detection
Aivara Health detects prior authorization requirements in real time, initiates workflows automatically, and tracks every approval — so appointments are never cancelled, rescheduled, or delayed.
11days
Average time lost waiting for prior authorization approvals
1 in 5
Appointments delayed or cancelled due to missed PA requirements
87%
Of PA denials are preventable with proactive detection systems
What's Included
From real-time detection to appeal management — Aivara Health handles the entire prior authorization lifecycle in one place.
Scans orders and diagnoses the moment they are entered — flagging prior auth requirements before they become delays.
Cross-references your patient's insurance against an up-to-date library of payer-specific PA rules automatically.
When PA is required, the system automatically kicks off the workflow — populating forms and routing to the right payer.
Track every prior auth from submission through approval or denial — with real-time status visible to your entire team.
Receive alerts early enough to avoid rescheduled procedures, delayed surgeries, and frustrated patients.
When authorizations are denied, manage appeals directly in the platform with guided documentation support.
Clinical notes, diagnosis codes, and clinical criteria are auto-populated into PA forms — reducing manual entry errors.
A single dashboard showing all pending, approved, and denied authorizations — with filters by provider, payer, or date.
How It Works
As your team enters orders or procedures, Aivara Health immediately checks whether prior authorization is required.
The system cross-references the patient's payer and plan against a constantly updated library of authorization requirements.
If PA is needed, the workflow kicks off automatically — forms populated, clinical notes attached, routed to the payer.
Monitor approval, denial, or appeal status in one place. Never lose track of where a prior auth stands.
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