An MRI denied as not medically necessary
- Before
- Searching the payer portal for the policy that applies.
- With PayerAgents
- A draft appeal citing the criterion the claim already meets.
PayerAgents finds the payer rule behind a denial and drafts the appeal around it. Your biller reviews and sends.
Forbilling teams, private practices and specialty clinics
Each payer is answered from its own policy library.
CPT code, denial reason and the clinical context.
The exact policy rule the denial turned on.
A cited draft. Your biller checks it and submits.
Representative examples, not customer case studies.
01Every chat scoped to one payer's own policy library.
02CPT checks, appeal letters and eligibility, in one place.
03Answers carrying the payer's own requirements, cited to source.
04Pick the payers, paste the context, get a cited appeal letter.
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Every answer shows the policy it came from.
Argued against the clause the denial turned on.
Caught before submission, not after a denial.
Current payer rules, not a training snapshot.
It drafts. People review and send.
Encrypted, audited, never used for training.
PayerAgents is a payer policy and appeal tool built by Inference Analytics for US billing teams. It tracks payer policy libraries daily, answers coverage questions with the governing citation, and drafts appeal letters for denied claims.
Inference Analytics. PayerAgents is one of its three products, alongside InferAgents and Inferch, and runs on the same HIPAA-compliant core, with the same PHI handling, access control and audit standards.
No, by design. It drafts the letter and supplies the citation; a biller reviews it and submits it through their normal channel.
Aetna, UnitedHealthcare (commercial and Medicare Advantage), Blue Cross Blue Shield, Cigna, Humana, CMS Medicare, Anthem, Aetna Better Health and Meridian, with more added on request.
Encryption, access controls and full audit trails. Conversations are deleted after each session and practice data is never used to train models.