Tennr

Tennr is an AI-driven solution that has been specifically engineered to optimize document management in the healthcare industry. Tennr achieves a 97% human auto-approval rate by automating tasks such as classification, data extraction, and patient communication using its sophisticated RaeLLM 7B model, which has been trained on over 3 million documents. Healthcare professionals are able to concentrate on patient care and save time on paperwork with the assistance of this instrument.

Features of Tennr:

• Document Classification and Extraction: Automatically classifies incoming documents and extracts critical patient information.
• Automated Requests and Follow-ups: Simplifies communication by sending faxes or automated contacts to request missing data.
• Authorization and Insurance Management: Identifies insurance plans and oversees prior authorizations to guarantee prompt reimbursements.
• EHR Integration: Effortlessly integrates with Electronic Health Records (EHR) systems to optimize workflows without any interruptions.
• Patient Communication: Enhances patient awareness of their subsequent actions by automating communication through email and text.

Positives:

• Efficiency in Document Handling: Reduces administrative workload, allowing healthcare professionals to concentrate on patient care.
• High Accuracy: Achieves a 97% auto-approval rate, thereby significantly reducing the necessity for manual intervention.
• Enhanced Patient Interaction: Proactively engages patients with routine updates and instructions.
• Comprehensive Integration: Compatibility with a variety of EHR systems and insurance providers.

Negatives:

• Complex Initial Setup: A detailed setup process may be necessary for integration with existing systems.
• Reliance on High-Quality Inputs: The efficacy of the system is contingent upon the quality and precision of the inbound documents.
• Learning Curve: It may take time for staff to adjust to automated processes.

• Hospitals and Clinics: Improve patient record and insurance management.
• Homecare Providers: MGA Homecare, for example, is responsible for the management of patient documentation and personnel.
• Sleep Therapy Centers: Facilities such as iSleep HST are available for the purpose of sleep apnea testing and device documentation.
• Surgical Monitoring Services: Organizations such as NMA provide intraoperative neuromonitoring documentation.
• Educational Institutions: Small clinics are incorporating Tennr into their administrative instruction in order to reduce administrative responsibilities.