What Lana knows about every payer line.

The path through the IVR, the order each payer answers in, the hours, the hold and the codes, kept per line and improved by every call.

Runs on Savoir, auro’s model for what every payer line teaches.

One card per payer line, kept by the calls

The path through the IVR

Which key, which word, which silence. Every payer line has a path to a person and Lana keeps it: the menu, the credentials it asks for and in what order, the preamble to wait out, the moment a rep picks up.

The questions, in the order each payer answers them

Some reps give plan type before copay, some want the deductible before anything else. Lana asks in the order the line answers best and captures each answer in the rep’s words, so a verification reads the same whichever payer took the call.

Hours, hold and the codes

When the line opens, how long the hold runs, and the codes the plan pays: 97802, 97803 and 97804, G0270 and G0271, Z71.3 with the E66 and E11 families, and the MNT hours each plan allows and has used this year.

Everything a line teaches, kept

Tax ID first, then the member ID
Provider menu: press 4
Speech assistant: wait out the preamble
Closed weekends; queue for Monday
MNT hours reset on the plan year
97802 for the first visit only
Referral needed on HMO plans
Telehealth covered, same copay
Reference number given at the close
Read back the NPI before the TIN here
Asks the reason for the call first
Medicare: three MNT hours the first year, two after
G0270 after a change in diagnosis
Z71.3 with E66 or E11 beside it
Deductible asked before coinsurance
Rep unsure on limits: flag the visit
Hold music from the first ring
Practice NPI and TIN stored once
Say the practice name, then the NPI
Visit limits count both codes
Prior authorization asked per plan
Group visits: 97804 per person
Coinsurance applies after the deductible
Longest hold: Monday mornings
Every call teaches the next one

Kept under the BAA, owned by the practice

More about trust

The practice’s own NPI and TIN

Stored once on the practice record and read back on every call. Never typed into a form again.

Payer knowledge, not patient data

What Lana keeps about a line is about the line: the path, the order, the hours. A patient’s answers live on the patient’s record, under the BAA.

Never trains models

Recordings and transcripts are the practice’s evidence, kept thirty days under the BAA and never used to train anything.

“Every payer line behaves differently. Lana learns the hold music, the IVR tree, and the rep’s cadence.”
Sam Sadighi
“We verify before every visit. The front desk stopped guessing.”
Michelle Mahoney
“The recording is the receipt. When a payer says they never authorized, we play it back.”
Pierre Zickert
“Batch verification overnight means zero phone time during business hours.”
Jessica Escalera