Phoenix Health Platform

Claims automation explained as workflow, controls, and evidence.

Phoenix turns source documents into a governed claim workflow with OCR, field normalization, coverage checks, clinical policy signals, adjudication readiness, payment controls, EOB/ERA communication, reporting, and audit evidence.
Portal separation Governed workflow Audit evidence

Claims operations

Every step has a clear operational purpose.

Phoenix supports document intake through payer-side processing with review points, evidence, and controlled workflow transitions.

  1. 01 Document intake

    Source documents enter a controlled workflow and are classified before extraction starts.

  2. 02 OCR and normalization

    AI-assisted normalization maps extracted content to professional operational field labels.

  3. 03 Eligibility validation

    Coverage, policy period, group, plan, and member status are checked before the workflow proceeds.

  4. 04 Clinical and policy review

    Clinical pathway, coding, modifier, place-of-service, and policy rules produce governed signals.

  5. 05 Adjudication engine

    Configured plan design and benefit rules drive calculated outcomes and exception queues.

  6. 06 Payment and EOB/ERA

    Approved outcomes move into payment candidate, remittance, EOB, and ERA communication controls.

  7. 07 Reporting and audit

    Operational reports, secure exports, audit evidence, and compliance traceability stay connected.

Read

OCR intake

Documents are classified, read, and prepared for professional field review before operational handoff.

  • Document guard and source handling
  • Field confidence and exception review
  • Structured evidence for downstream review
Validate

Coverage and policy controls

Eligibility, policy period, group, plan, and member status are validated before workflow handoff.

  • Coverage context
  • Policy active period
  • Review gating
Govern

Clinical and benefit signals

Clinical pathway, coding, medical policy, and configured benefit rules provide governed operational signals.

  • Clinical pathway review
  • Benefit rule evaluation
  • Audit-ready handoff

Automation boundary

AI assists the workflow while configured rules keep authority clear.

Phoenix uses AI-assisted extraction and normalization to support staff review. Eligibility, benefit rules, clinical policy criteria, queue routing, and payment handoff remain governed by configured system controls.

Confidence

Extraction becomes explainable fields.

Review teams see professional field labels, confidence signals, and exception paths before claim creation.

Control

Engine results are traceable.

Calculated outcomes are tied to plan design, policy rules, adjudication history, and operational evidence.