Prior authorization, intake, eligibility, and claims, built on FHIR and HIPAA-aware access control. We engineer the software. Clinical judgment stays with your clinicians.
Prior auth and eligibility run on phone and fax. Staff re-key the same chart data into every payer portal.
A triage agent that drafts and auto-files prior auth, and syncs intake straight to your EHR.
Patients book by phone, miss visits, and drop off between appointments. Engagement is a one-off.
A patient app with self-service scheduling, reminders, and secure messaging that brings them back.
You need FHIR and HL7 integrations and a platform that scales, without a rebuild at the next stage.
Bespoke product engineering with interoperability and access control built in from day 1.
Denials and billing pile up across systems you cannot rip out mid-operation.
Software that runs alongside your current stack, automating denials and claims with no major pivot.
We take the repetitive admin off your staff and run it against your existing EHR.
No rip-and-replace. The automation reads from and writes back to the system you already run, so your team keeps their tools and the busywork stops landing on their desk. Anything needing clinical judgment is routed to a person, never auto-decided.
Per physician, per week, on prior auth
AMA, 2023
Of physicians report prior auth delays care
AMA
Annual U.S. prior-auth burden
2025 Reporting
Rise in Medicare Advantage denials, 2022–2023
2025 Reporting
Annual front-office revenue-cycle spend
2025 Reporting
Figures describe the U.S. healthcare sector, not Techtiz engagements. Sources: AMA prior-authorization surveys; CMS Interoperability & Prior Authorization Final Rule; industry revenue-cycle reporting, 2025.
Plans must answer urgent requests in 72 hours, standard in 7 days. Manual queues will not keep pace.
Payers must expose decisions through a FHIR API. Practices on fax integrate from a standing start.
Over a third process prior auth on phone, mail, and fax. That gap is the opportunity.
We state plainly what we have shipped. Healthcare-grade access control and patient-style engagement are not new ground for us.
Why it is relevant: a platform where every record needed verifiable ownership, access rules, and an audit trail, the same disciplines HIPAA-aware software demands.
Why it is relevant: an engagement app that paired personalized prompts with a data loop people came back to, the model behind patient communication.
If you are pursuing State, Local, or Education health and human-services work, we build the back-office engineering behind your bid. The relationship is disciplined on purpose.
NDA-first, subcontract-only. We work behind the prime. We do not pursue prime contracts and we never face the agency.
HIPAA is the prime’s responsibility. We engineer the software controls (access, encryption, audit) that support your compliance posture; we do not assert certifications we do not hold.
Capability over claims. Custom software (NestJS, Next.js, Python), AI agents (Claude API, RAG), and integration across the systems your scope already runs on.
We build with HIPAA-aware practices from day 1: role-based access control, encryption at rest and in transit, and audit logging on every touch of Protected Health Information. Compliance is shared across your policies, your hosting, and the software, and we engineer the software side to support it. We state plainly what we handle and where your operational controls take over. We do not claim certifications we do not hold.
Yes. We connect to Epic, Oracle Health (Cerner), athenahealth, and others using FHIR and HL7 v2 where the interface exists, and we build the integration where it does not. The goal is that intake, scheduling, and records stay in sync without anyone re-typing data between systems.
No. Our agents handle the administrative work around care: extracting chart data, drafting prior-auth submissions, checking eligibility, triaging denials by deadline. Anything that requires clinical judgment is routed to a clinician. We build the handoff explicitly, and we do not market diagnostic claims.
Starting in 2026, affected plans must answer urgent prior-auth requests within 72 hours and standard requests within 7 days, and expose decisions through a FHIR-based API by 2027. Practices still running prior auth on fax and phone will be integrating against that API from a standing start. Building the electronic workflow now means you meet the deadline instead of scrambling at it.
Tell us where the admin piles up. We will tell you what software can take off your team, and what should stay with a person.
Claude API 
RAG 
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