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The homepage presents a South African medical aid claims, billing and practice management service that brings claims, billing, patients and visits together in one system. In contrast with the billing-specific page from the same domain, it explains how a consultation moves through the whole workflow: a visit is booked, diagnoses and procedures are captured, and the claim is created from the consultation and sent to the medical scheme when the visit is finished, with live status for acceptance, rejection and reversal. A daily digest groups the previous day's rejections by reason and suggests what to check before resending. The page quotes a total value of claims approved over twelve months, which is the provider's own figure and was not verified.
The billing functions include automatic invoices, monthly statements and payment tracking, with reports on aged debtors, daily collections, doctor performance, visit mix and turnover. Beyond billing, the system can generate scripts, sick notes and referral letters, and patients can be sent a link to update their details, sign consent and check in, with staff reviewing changes before they reach the patient record. The system works in a phone browser without installation, and optional add-ons cover document storage, artificial intelligence assistance with coding and clinical notes, patient engagement and an online process for updating a practice's banking details with schemes.
Billing bureaus and groups can use a single login to manage multiple practices with per-practice staff access, which is relevant to searches for bureau software and multi-practice management. The commercial arrangement is a per-claim charge with a monthly free allowance, no plans, no monthly fee and no contract, with setup stated as within a day and a referral credit for practices that introduce others. The listed disciplines span physiotherapy, occupational therapy, dietetics, psychology, podiatry, audiology, speech therapy, nursing, social work, counselling, general practice and psychiatry, and the page says that other practices such as radiography and optometry also use it. A South African support team and a short booked training call are offered. Security measures and certifications are not described on the page, although the privacy policy, operator agreement and access to information manual are linked.