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The site presents a medical billing platform for South African practices that combines software, an optional outsourced billing bureau and revenue analytics. It is aimed at anaesthetists, surgeons, general practitioners, other specialists, allied health practitioners and practice managers, and it describes workflows tailored to each discipline. Anaesthetists are offered time-based billing and theatre session tracking, while surgeons are offered procedure coding linked to theatre lists. The commercial need it addresses is the loss of revenue that occurs when claims are coded incorrectly, rejected, short paid or left unfollowed.
The documented capabilities centre on coding support, claim management and payment matching. The platform suggests and validates ICD-10 and local procedure codes, detects modifiers and prescribed minimum benefit eligibility, and submits claims electronically to medical schemes. Rejections, short payments and aged debtors are routed into follow-up workflows until they are settled or written off. Reconciliation features include bank matching, the separation of scheme and patient portions, co-payment handling and real-time payment matching. Cases can be captured on a mobile phone, including scanning of hospital stickers and dictation, and the platform also provides digital quotes, digital consent forms, paperless clinical records and automated patient invoices, statements and reminders by text message or messaging app.
Live dashboards report claim success rates, profitability by doctor and by procedure, and flagged revenue leaks, which supports content about medical practice revenue management and debtor control. Two commercial models are described: a full bureau service charged as a percentage of collections, and a software-only subscription that differs by practitioner type and adds a small percentage of billed claims. The site states that patient data is encrypted in transit and at rest, that access is role based and audit logged, and that records are stored in line with South African data protection law. A free trial, a typical onboarding period of about a week and a separate medical scheme registration service are also mentioned. Performance figures such as claims volumes and recovery rates are the provider's own and were not verified. The platform overview page repeats the same bullet points across its module descriptions, so it adds little beyond the homepage.