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How 15 healthcare clinics cut prior-auth + denial work by 25–200 hours/week

Without ripping out their EHR, and the four-step automation stack we used to do it.

Recording available on demand soon. We ran this session live on June 10, 2026, and we’re preparing the recording now.

Session4-Step RCM Automation Stack

  • Recorded: Wednesday, June 10, 2026
  • Length: 30 minutes
  • Host: Bart, our Head of AI
  • Recording: available on demand soon
What the session covers

30 minutes. No pitch deck. Just the playbook.

Four things you can act on the same week.

A denial-rate benchmark

The range of denial rates we see at clinics like yours, so you can tell how much money is stuck compared with your peers.

The four-step automation stack

Eligibility, prior authorization, denials, and claims, in the order we automate them, with the EHR and payer-portal integrations we use.

How to work out your ROI

The numbers that decide the payback: denial volume, billing team size, and hourly cost. Run your own in the ROI calculator.

Your own question

A recording can’t take questions. Bring yours to a 30-minute call with Bart or Karl, and we’ll answer it for your EHR and your workflow.

Who it’s for

Built for billing teams buried in work queues

  • Your billing staff spends hours each week on manual eligibility checks and denial follow-ups
  • You’ve looked at automation before but couldn’t justify ripping out your EHR to do it
  • Prior authorization is a bottleneck that delays care and blocks collections
  • You want to see real numbers from real clinics, not a vendor pitch deck
100%ROI in 23 days from eligibility automation at PTCoAEligibility · case study
8+ FTEssaved by standardizing prior authorization submissions across payer portalsPrior authorization · case study
$50K+saved in one month, with 90% less manual rework on denialsDenials · case study
98%less manual claim prep, with up to 250 hours a week of RCM work removedClaims · case study
The four-step stack

End-to-end RCM, as we deploy it

The session walks through each step with the logic we use in production. Each card shows an example run with made-up patients.

  1. Step 01

    Eligibility checks

    We check coverage and benefits with each payer before the visit and record the result in your systems. Mismatches go to your team.

    Eligibility automation
  2. Step 02

    Prior authorization

    We gather the order and insurance details, fill the payer form, submit the request, and save the confirmation. Missing documents go to your team.

    Prior authorization automation
  3. Step 03

    Denial handling

    We find denied claims, capture the payer’s reason, and prepare the corrected claim, reconsideration, or appeal. Clinical calls stay with your team.

    Denials automation
  4. Step 04

    Claims follow-up

    We check claim status with the payer, save the response, and resubmit when a correction is agreed. Missing information goes to your team.

    Claims automation
Bart, Head of AI at Flobotics
Your host

Bart

Head of AI · Flobotics

I’ve sat through enough RFP responses and vendor pitches to know what actually moves the needle in RCM, and what’s just a deck. This webinar is the opposite: a direct account of what we built, what broke, and what the numbers looked like at the end.

On demand

The recording is coming soon

We’re preparing the recording of the June 10 session. It will be available to watch on demand here soon.

Until then, the four steps above link to the pages that show how each one works, and our resources page has the ROI calculator, the quiz, and our RCM articles.

Talk to us

Show us the process your team is tired of doing manually.

Let Karl, our CTO, or Bart, our Head of AI, take a look. It’s 30 minutes with someone who designs the automations, not a sales script.

Bart TeodorczukKarl Mielnicki
30-minute callKarl or BartOur CTO, or our Head of AI

Walk us through the process your team does by hand. We’ll tell you whether it’s worth automating and how we’d approach it.

Karl & Bart