HOSPITAL ADMINISTRATION

Less paperwork.
Faster care.

Automate clinical documentation, coding, prior authorization, scheduling, and claims — the administrative load that pulls staff away from patients. Built for health systems where every hour of admin is an hour away from care.

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Ninja hospital admin AI — tablet with patient management, appointments, billing and reports
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THE SHIFT

The old way is manual.
The new standard is autonomous.

THE OLD WAY
Clinicians spend 70% of time on documentation
Coding backlogs delay revenue
Prior auth takes 15–45 min per request
Claims take 30–90 days to settle
THE NEW STANDARD
Notes write themselves; clinicians return to patients
Autonomous coding, faster reimbursement
Auth submitted and tracked automatically
Clean claims auto-adjudicated in days
USE CASES

5 capabilities.
One healthcare engine.

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WHERE IT LIVES

Deployed inside the stack
your team already uses.

Your HIS, EHR, and billing systems — Epic, Cerner, and your payer integrations. Deployed with clinicians in the loop from day one.

EpicCernerMeditechAllscriptsAthenahealthPayer APIsRCM SystemsHL7 / FHIR
HOW WE DELIVER

The capability of a product.
The fit of a partner.

We bring the healthcare-ops accelerator, configure it to your specialties, payers, and compliance posture, and deploy into your EHR — with clinicians reviewing every exception.

Diagnose

Map clinical workflows, admin bottlenecks, and the patient-outcome metrics that matter.

Configure

Adapt the accelerator to your specialties, payer contracts, and EHR environment.

Deploy

Ship into production inside your EHR with compliance guardrails.

Operate

Measure coding accuracy, auth turnaround, and claims settlement — and tune continuously.

Weeks to production, not quarters.

Ready to give your clinicians
their time back?

A 30-minute briefing. We'll map one administrative workflow and show you the path to production.

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