A clock on every cashless pre-auth, enhancement and discharge approval against the time the TPA promised, with escalations.
Installs with ClaimsLine, whose screen it works on · Offered in: India only.Every cashless request the hospital sends a TPA — the first pre-authorisation, an enhancement when the stay runs past what was approved, and the final approval at discharge while the family waits — starts a clock against the time that TPA promised for that stage. The promise is the hospital’s own setting, per TPA or for every TPA, with the agreement or circular it comes from written beside it. A question from the TPA pauses the clock until the desk answers, because that time is the hospital’s. Past the promise the request is marked late for good, the person who sent it is told, and at twice the promise the managers are. A pre-authorisation approved or refused in ClaimsLine closes its clock by itself. Each TPA gets a scorecard: how long it really takes, stage by stage, and how often it missed.
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