Accelerate authorizations for cardiac imaging, procedures, and medications
Cardiology practices deal with high-stakes prior authorizations for stress tests, cardiac catheterizations, imaging studies, and specialty medications. GenHealth's AI understands cardiac-specific medical necessity criteria to expedite approvals and reduce delays in critical cardiac care.
Imaging Authorization for Cardiology
Automated prior auth for echocardiograms, stress tests, cardiac CT, and MRI studies.
Learn more about Imaging AuthorizationProcedure Approval for Cardiology
Streamlined authorization for catheterizations, ablations, and device implants.
Learn more about Procedure ApprovalCardiac Medication PA for Cardiology
Prior auth automation for PCSK9 inhibitors, anticoagulants, and heart failure medications.
Learn more about Cardiac Medication PAUrgency Recognition for Cardiology
AI identifies urgent cases and prioritizes time-sensitive cardiac authorizations.
Learn more about Urgency RecognitionMeasurable Results
See the impact of AI automation for cardiology practices
First-pass approval rate for imaging
Reduction in procedure delays
Average urgent auth turnaround
When events happen in your EMR
Your EMR System
Monitoring for new events
GenHealth AI takes over
Automated Processing
Complete without manual intervention
Prior Authorization for Cardiology
AI-powered prior auth submission and tracking with automated medical necessity documentation.
Learn more about Prior AuthorizationEligibility Verification for Cardiology
Real-time insurance eligibility checks with automated benefit verification and patient notifications.
Learn more about Eligibility VerificationPatient Intake for Cardiology
Automated data entry and document processing that extracts information from faxes and uploads.
Learn more about Patient IntakeReferral Management for Cardiology
Streamlined specialist referral workflows with automated tracking and follow-up.
Learn more about Referral ManagementReady to automate your cardiology practice?
See how GenHealth can reduce administrative burden by over 80% and accelerate patient care.