Finvi announced a new corporate partnership with Office Ally. The collaboration delivers a seamless system integration between the two technology providers. This tool combines Office Ally’s insurance solutions with Finvi’s Artiva HCx platform. This integration directly improves Healthcare Revenue Recovery for medical organizations.
The system allows healthcare providers to confirm patient eligibility in real-time. Teams can check specific claim status and discover unknown insurance. This update eliminates time-consuming manual steps from daily workflows. The software acceleration aids the entire Healthcare Revenue Recovery process.
“Eligibility and insurance verification have long been linchpins of the revenue cycle, yet they remain some of the most fragmented and labor-intensive steps. By unifying Office Ally’s robust coverage and eligibility intelligence within Artiva HCx, we’re not just removing manual work, we’re advancing a future where data, automation, and interoperability power a more predictable and financially resilient healthcare ecosystem,” said Jamie Fernandes, Chief Product Officer at Finvi.
Automated Tools Streamline Claims
The platform automated insurance discovery to find secondary coverage. It routes individual claims to the correct payer automatically. This data prevents claim rejections by accessing up-to-date provider information. Intelligent workflow automation triggers automatic eligibility refreshes during patient follow-up.
“Healthcare organizations shouldn’t have to navigate outdated or disconnected processes to get paid for the care they provide. By combining our proven eligibility and insurance tools with Finvi’s automation-driven platform, we’re advancing a more efficient, modern revenue cycle where providers can operate with greater confidence and clarity,” said Christopher Hart, Chief Executive Officer at Office Ally.
The new system integration is now available to all Artiva HCx customers. Finvi currently helps manage over $100 billion in RCM operations. The Artiva HCx platform utilizes AI-powered denial scoring. It applies robotic process automation to prioritize claims by recovery potential.
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News Source: PRNewswire.com
