The numbers you're already working around
You have underpayments right now.
You just can't see them.
None of that is a staffing problem. It's a visibility problem: almost every one of those errors is knowable before the claim leaves the building, before the shift closes, before the appeal window does.
Watch it work
Four jobs off your team's desk.
Nine seconds each.
Not a diagram of what the software could do: the software doing it. A claim reviewed before it reaches the payer, a shift that closes itself, the pile that arrives by fax and portal and spreadsheet, and a year of remittances priced against your own contracts. Every one of them ends the same way: at a person.
Validate the claim against payer rules, coverage, authorizations, coding standards, and billing policy before it reaches the payer.
- Eligibility for date of service
- Prior authorization vs. billed services
- Coding against payer rules
- Documentation completeness
29881 billed without documented laterality. Operative note for 07/29 does not specify knee. This payer denies the line, not the claim.
Demo data is illustrative — no real patient or payer file appears in any of these scenes, and the counts shown are examples, not a validated result.
How it works
Your systems stay.
xMED sits on top.
Free, and shared by everything
Identity, The Brain, automation, reporting, document intelligence, audit trail. It's the layer that holds context across systems that were never designed to talk.
The billable unit
Claims and Contracts first, then Cadence, verticalized, built around the way your team already works, then extended continuously by our team, not by a change order.
Still the system of record
xMED mirrors it and works across it. No migration project, no rip-and-replace, no asking a two-person rural IT staff to run a platform transition.
- EHR / practice management
- Clearinghouse & 835s
- Payer contracts, docs
classify · diagnose · draft · chase · resolve
- xMED Claimspre-submission review · appeals
- xMED Contractscontracted rates · recovery
- xMED Cadence nextshift records · census
Start here: free
Start with your own number.
Run the valuation sweep over last year's remittances: the product quantifies its own business case. You don't have to take a claim about ROI on faith when the first thing we do is measure yours.
You send a year of remittance files. Nothing leaves your control. It lands in your own single-tenant instance.
The Brain runs the sweep: underpayments against contracted rates, denial patterns, and everything that was never appealed.
You get a dollar figure on the call, itemized by payer and by cause, yours to keep whether you buy anything or not.
The demo is how you get your number. Thirty minutes, no deck: we open the product, run the workflows you just watched, and walk your data.
Where we're headed
Roadmap · partner opportunityEverything running today is administrative.
The next build is clinical.
The proven layer — Claims, Contracts, Cadence — is admin work, off your team's desk. The clinical layer is where we're going next: chronic-disease prevention and management workflows for the conditions that decide whether a rural population ages at home or in a hospital. It is being shaped now, not shipped, and we're looking for providers who want to build it with us.
This is a partner opportunity, not a finished product: your protocols, your patient panel, your reality, on the ground floor. If that's you, this is the conversation to have while it's still being shaped.
Thirty minutes, no deck
Let's run the administrative side of your healthcare system.
HIPAA & 42 CFR Part 2 built into the platform: single-tenant, your own instance, your own data.
CRUSHABLE