Coverage & benefits
Review the patient’s membership, policy, and applicable benefits.
Insurance claims management
Unpaid claims should not be the price of providing care. Help your team catch claim issues, follow up rejections, and reconcile what insurers actually pay.

Customer story
Queen Hospital, Qatar
Insurance rejections, within one month
“Our insurance rejection rate was 27%. Within a month, we brought it down to single digits. We streamlined our processes, trained our staff, and used QHealth to bring the numbers, claims, and action items onto our managers’ dashboards. Everyone had a clearer picture of what needed attention.”
01 · Before a claim leaves the clinic
Bring the coverage, approval, clinical record, and billed services together so your team can check the information the payer needs.
Review the patient’s membership, policy, and applicable benefits.
Keep authorization references and supporting documents with the workflow.
Review notes, diagnoses, and services against the recorded encounter.
Prepare the claim using the configured output format and submission channel.
Direct eligibility, approval, and submission connections depend on the payer’s available interfaces and your configured integration.
02 · AI assistance before submission
Use AI to highlight documentation gaps, coding concerns, and potential coverage issues while your team can still correct them.
A review aid, with your team in control. The score is not a probability of insurer approval. Staff review the findings; the insurer decides the outcome.
03 · Rejections & resubmissions
A rejection should lead to a clear next action. Review the comment, correct the record, and keep the resubmission details visible to the next person handling the claim.
04 · Insurer payment reconciliation
Match insurer payments to the invoices behind them. See which amounts were paid, rejected, or remain outstanding, instead of treating a submitted claim as collected revenue.
No. AI highlights potential documentation, coding, and coverage issues for your team to review. The claim readiness score is not a probability of insurer approval. Your team checks the output, and the insurer makes the final decision.
Payer connections depend on approved interfaces, credentials, and the agreed implementation scope. QHealth includes QLM workflows for eligibility, benefits, preauthorization, supporting documents, approval status, and appeals. We confirm the supported workflow for each payer before implementation.
Claim exports use configured payer formats, with the required identifiers, diagnosis and service data, authorization references, and financial values. The format and submission channel depend on the payer’s requirements and your setup.
Yes. Teams can review billed insurer amounts, recorded payments, remaining balances, and rejection comments. Resubmission records retain the follow-up comments so staff can see what was corrected and sent again.
Professional includes Insurance Claims, Insurance Reconciliation, and Insurance AI. Payer integrations depend on external access and the agreed implementation scope. The pricing page shows the applications included in each plan.
See the insurance workflow
Walk through claim review, rejection follow-up, and insurer reconciliation with our team.