Portfolio exposure at a glance
Aggregated leakage by payer, service line, and quarter. The dashboard your CFO actually reads. Identify which clinical units are leaving the most severity on the table.
ClaimAct reads every inpatient claim leaving the hospital and asks a single question: did this capture the full severity of what actually happened? Most don't. Across a fifty thousand claim year, the gap is typically three to eight percent of gross revenue, and it is invisible to compliance audits by design.
ClaimAct surfaces the same gap from four angles. Each role sees the slice that maps to the decision they own. No PHI leaves the browser, so the same export can be shared across the table without a privacy review.
Aggregated leakage by payer, service line, and quarter. The dashboard your CFO actually reads. Identify which clinical units are leaving the most severity on the table.
Every flagged encounter with the DRG that was billed, the DRG the consensus engine expected, and a precise reason. Audit your own work without waiting for a denial.
525 code IR-DRG denial library with the exact Shafafiya rule cited for each flag. Trace any decision back to its source. No black box, no surprise findings.
A single number per quarter. The revenue that should have been captured if every claim left the hospital at the right severity tier. Sized against gross and net.
Walks every paid claim against the consensus DRG. Surfaces the encounters where the captured severity is materially below what the documentation supports. Ranked by dirham impact.
Expected Mean Value queue for the coding team. Routes flagged claims by recovery probability and effort, not by submission date. Two hours of coder time captures the high-value tail.
High Trim Length of Stay anomalies. Catches the encounters that exceeded the DRG trim point but were never escalated to outlier billing. Recovers severity the audit floor structurally misses.
Cross sectional view across payers and service lines. Tells the RCM director which clinical units, which payers, and which quarters carry the most unrealised severity. Print to PDF for the board pack.
ClaimAct is a single page web app. The consensus engine, the 525 code denial library, and every module run entirely in the browser tab. We do not host your claims data, we never see it, and we do not need to.
Export from Oracle Cerner, Medisoft, or any HIS that produces a flat claims file. ClaimAct auto maps the columns. Sample dataset available if you want to test the pattern before exporting.
Every claim is scored against the IR-DRG v3.5 ruleset and the cohort distribution for that DRG family. No network call, no upload, no server. Audit complete on a fifty thousand claim file in under a minute.
Shadow Leakage, EMV Dispatch, HTLOS Monitor, Portfolio Scanner. Toggle between them. Each module reads the same in-memory claims set. Close the tab when you are done.
Download the prioritised encounter list as CSV for the coding team, or the executive summary as PDF for the CFO. Nothing leaves the device unless you press download.
Free during active development. No login, no upload, no contract. If the leakage number lands above the audit floor, we should talk about why. Bring a CSV or load the fifty claim sample.
ClaimAct is built for inpatient revenue cycle teams operating under DOH Shafafiya IR-DRG v3.5 (effective November 2025). The audit logic is portable to other DRG regimes on request. Claim data never leaves the device. We are a small team in Abu Dhabi and we work directly with the people running the queue.