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Prior authorizations decided on time, with the evidence shown

Prior authorizations, claim exceptions and appeals, each recorded with the clinical evidence used, the deadline it was decided within, and the licensed clinician who made the call.

Become a design partner What works today
Where this stands In progress

The foundation works today. The healthcare pack is being built.

Works today, for every industry
  • One view of every party. People, companies, households and locations matched across your systems.
  • Evidence with a source. Every fact carries where it came from and how far it can be trusted.
  • Approvals that match authority. Decisions approved by people whose authority covers them, checked at the moment of approval.
  • Signed, replayable records. Every decision sealed as one record an auditor can verify and replay.
Being built for healthcare
  • Prior authorization and appeal decision types
  • Deadline clocks and escalation
  • Clinician authority checks and consent handling
What design partners do now

Start in a private sandbox with synthetic or approved sample data, using the shared foundation for one real decision, and shape the industry pack with us as it's built. Reuses the shared people, organization and document building blocks.

Who it's for

Decisions we're building for

Utilization management and prior authorization teams, medical directors, claims operations, appeals and compliance.

Prior authorizationClaim exceptionsAppealsMedical necessity reviews
What's hard today

AI helps with the task. Proving the decision is still manual.

The same decision, today and with KrisVen

Planned
Today

AI summarizes clinical records and drafts determinations, and nurses and physicians review them. But deadlines are tracked in one system, clinical evidence in another, and consent in a third. When a denial is appealed or audited, reconstructing what the reviewer saw and when is slow.

What we're building

Each authorization tracks its deadline from the moment the request arrives, shows the clinical evidence and criteria applied, and can only be denied by a licensed clinician. Consent is recorded as evidence, and stricter rules apply to sensitive records.

Value we're building toward

What your team will get

Decisions within the deadline

Every request carries its clock, and approaching deadlines escalate before they're missed.

Clinician-only denials

A denial can only be signed by a licensed clinician, and their credentials are checked at sign-off.

Evidence an appeal can see

Appeals and audits see the exact records and criteria the reviewer used.

Consent as evidence

Consent is recorded alongside the decision, with stricter handling for sensitive records.

How it will work

A prior authorization for a specialty medication

A synthetic example of the planned workflow.

  1. 1

    The request starts the clock

    The request arrives with an urgent flag, so the shorter deadline applies and is tracked from that moment.

  2. 2

    History is verified

    Claims history shows whether the required first-line therapies were tried, with dates and sources.

  3. 3

    Criteria are applied

    The coverage criteria in force on the request date are applied and recorded with the decision.

  4. 4

    A clinician decides

    The nurse reviewer cannot deny; the case goes to a physician reviewer, whose licence is checked.

  5. 5

    The determination is sealed

    Evidence, criteria, timing and reviewer are sealed, ready for an appeal or an audit.

Value you'll be able to measure

What to baseline now

Design partners set these baselines on their current process, so the improvement can be measured when the pack is ready.

Decisions within deadlineThe share of urgent and standard requests decided in time.
Overturned on appealDenials reversed on appeal, and why.
Time to assemble an appeal fileHow long it takes to show what the original reviewer saw.
Denials by non-cliniciansShould be zero; measured to prove it.
Regulatory pressure it will help with

Built with your regulators' questions in mind

Privacy and security of health information (HIPAA)Prior authorization timeframes and transparency (CMS interoperability and prior authorization rule)Confidentiality of substance-use records (42 CFR Part 2)State utilization review laws

KrisVen provides governance infrastructure that supports these expectations. Determining and attesting to compliance remains the responsibility of the deploying organization and its counsel.

Works with what you run

Alongside your existing systems

KrisVen will connect to the systems your teams already use and record the decisions made with them. It doesn't replace them.

EHR and FHIR resourcesClaims systemsProvider directoriesClinical documents and faxesUtilization management platforms

Shape the healthcare pack with us

Design partners start now on the shared foundation with one real decision, and get early access as the industry pack is completed.

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