Lowest cost per claim. Compounding margin per client

RCM.ai is Grelin's revenue cycle application for providers. It validates claims before submission and automates the checks that otherwise create denial rework, so billing teams work exceptions instead of reworking preventable failures.

Four. Eligibility.ai verifies coverage before service. PriorAuth.ai identifies when prior authorization is required and assembles what the payer needs. Chart.ai validates that documentation supports the claim. Performance.ai tracks where claims fail and why, so the upstream fix is visible.

Eligibility.ai verifies a patient's coverage before service is delivered. Eligibility errors made at registration surface weeks later as denials, after the cost of fixing them has multiplied. Verifying at the front of the process removes the largest single source of preventable denials.

PriorAuth.ai identifies when a payer requires prior authorization and assembles the clinical documentation the payer needs to approve it. Missed authorizations are among the most expensive denials because the service has already been delivered when the denial arrives.

Yes. RCM.ai integrates with the practice management and billing systems already in place. It runs its checks against claims before they leave and returns results into the existing workflow. Nothing about the current system has to be replaced to add validation in front of it.

Outsourcing moves the same manual work to different people. RCM.ai removes the work by preventing the failures that create it. The billing team stays, the systems stay, and the rework volume drops because fewer bad claims are created in the first place.

Fewer denials, cleaner first-pass claims, and less rework, because errors get caught before submission instead of after. The size of the improvement depends on where a given operation starts. Grelin measures the baseline first, then tracks the change against it.