Authorization control
Know what is approved, what expires next, and what needs review
Track requested and approved dates, units or days, payer contacts, reference numbers, submission history, decisions, and next-review requirements. Expiration alerts surface cases before an authorization lapses.
Initial review starts with intake and assessment data. Concurrent review uses current notes, participation, risk, medications, discharge barriers, level-of-care detail, and measurable change from the same chart.
Initial authorization
Organize eligibility, admission findings, level-of-care criteria, and the first payer submission.
Concurrent review
Prepare continued-stay support from current documentation and track every payer exchange.
Expiration alerts
See remaining days or units, next review dates, overdue work, and cases at risk.
Medical necessity
Use the documentation clinicians already create
UR staff can pull signed notes, treatment plan progress, outcome measures, functional change, risks, and discharge planning directly from the chart. Clinicians see missing or stale documentation before it becomes a payer problem.
That keeps medical-necessity support grounded in the actual course of care. It also cuts down on duplicate narratives that drift away from the clinical record.
From care to payment
Strong documentation shortens the path to payment
Authorization dates and level-of-care decisions remain visible to billing, reducing claims that go out without matching coverage. When a payer pushes back, staff can trace the request, clinical support, decision, and claim impact in one place.
Rewire Clinical for facilities
Give UR a current clinical story, not a scavenger hunt
See how authorizations, documentation, census, and billing stay aligned in Rewire Clinical.
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