Coming soon
PayerLenz already gives behavioral health teams reimbursement benchmarks, real-time eligibility, Live VOBs, and AR reporting.
Full claims and billing workflow is next. The goal is straightforward: move the claim from charge entry through payer follow-up without losing the eligibility record, benchmark expectation, or verification work that came before it.
Most billing systems begin at charge entry. By then, admissions has already verified the patient, interpreted the benefit, made a rate assumption, and committed the resources needed to deliver care.
PayerLenz starts earlier:
The information doesn't have to be re-keyed, re-explained, or found in a separate spreadsheet.
Planned scope includes the work between intake and AR reporting, such as:
Specific features, sequencing, and release timing are not final. Early access participants will help determine what ships first.
Get notified before general availability and be considered for early product access as rollout begins.
Tell the product team where your current workflow breaks: claim scrubbing, denial ownership, payer follow-up, or another part of the cycle.
The product is being designed around the work already in PayerLenz, including eligibility history, benchmark searches, Live VOB results, and contributed claims, rather than as an unrelated module with a second data model.
Billing Workflow is in development. Joining the list doesn't create access today, guarantee a release date, or commit your organization to buy.
| Available today | What it does |
|---|---|
| Reimbursement Benchmarks | Shows observed payer reimbursement distributions from adjudicated behavioral health claims |
| Real-Time Eligibility | Returns live electronic benefit detail with reimbursement context |
| Live VOB | Sends complex payer calls to a verification specialist |
| AR Dashboard | Shows open and closed claims, financial stages, trends, and projected timing |
You don't need to wait for Billing Workflow to start using the live products.
Join early access and tell us which part of the claim lifecycle should come next.