Insurance Follow-Up

    HIPAA Compliant SOC 2 Certified Full Call & Portal Audit Trail

    Your AR is aging while your billers sit on hold.

    Linx AI is an autonomous insurance follow-up agent that works your entire AR book: calling payer lines, navigating IVRs and portals, triaging denials, and driving each claim to payment or escalation, with everything posted back to your billing system.

    Trusted by clinics, imaging centers, and RCM partners

    RamSoft partner logoAdvanced Data SystemsBowes Imaging CenterUniversity Diagnostic Medical ImagingHammers & Riccio Imaging, PLLCNew York Medical Imaging Associates

    The real cost of manual insurance follow-up

    65%
    Of denied claims are never reworked or followed up on
    14 min
    Average time a biller spends on hold for a single payer status call
    $25+
    Loaded cost of one manual claim status touch
    40 days
    Typical insurance AR for outpatient practices

    See it in action

    From aged claim to resolved payment.

    Key benefits

    Lower days in AR. Lower cost per claim touch. More claims paid.

    Insurance AR ↓

    Work every claim, not just the big ones

    The agent works your entire AR queue on schedule, including the small-dollar claims your team never gets to. Aged claims stop quietly expiring past timely filing.

    50%+ lower cost per touch

    Cut the cost of a status check

    No more billers sitting on hold. The agent calls payer lines and works portals 24/7, so your fully-loaded cost per claim touch drops sharply as volume scales.

    Staff hours returned

    Free billers for real judgment work

    Routine status checks, rebills, and corrected claims run themselves. Your team only sees the accounts that genuinely need a human decision.

    Key features

    Built around how AR follow-up actually works.

    Plans its own work queue

    Autonomous prioritization across the AR book

    The agent ranks every open claim by dollar value, payer behavior, aging bucket, denial reason, and timely-filing deadline, then decides what to work next. No static worklists, no claims sitting untouched because nobody had time.

    AR work queueRe-ranked 3 min ago
    Ranked by $ × risk × deadline
    1

    CLM-48213 · Aetna

    Timely filing in 6 days

    $4,820

    92d

    2

    CLM-47990 · UHC

    CO-197 · no auth on file

    $2,145

    74d

    3

    CLM-48310 · BCBS TX

    Pending payer review

    $1,390

    61d

    4

    CLM-48402 · Cigna

    Paid · posting variance

    $860

    45d

    Phone, IVR, and payer portals

    Gets claim status wherever the payer keeps it

    The same agent navigates payer IVR trees, waits on hold, speaks to representatives, and logs into payer portals to pull real claim status, remit detail, and denial reasons. It batches claims into groups of five per payer call, exactly the way a seasoned biller does.

    Live payer callAetna provider line · 07:41

    Batched call · 5 claims

    IVR navigated · rep reached

    "Claim 48213 was denied on 3/14, CO-197, no authorization on file."

    "Can you confirm the auth requirement and give me the appeal address and reference number?"

    Payer phone

    Portal login

    IVR + fax

    Resolves, not just reports

    Takes the next action and writes it back

    Status, notes, denial codes, and next steps post straight to your PM or billing system. The agent triggers rebills, corrected claims, and appeal packets under your rules, and escalates stalled accounts with full context.

    Claim resolutionCLM-48213 · Aetna
    Status pulled
    Denial classified
    Action taken
    Denial reason CO-197 · RARC N54
    Next action Appeal packet assembled
    Timely filing 6 days remaining

    Written back to PM system

    Status note, call reference #A4-91882, denial codes, and next follow-up date posted to the claim. Escalated to biller queue with full call transcript.

    Built for

    Teams carrying more open claims than follow-up capacity

    01

    Practice billing teams

    Keep insurance AR current across every provider without adding follow-up headcount.

    02

    RCM companies & MSOs

    Scale AR follow-up capacity across client books while protecting margin.

    03

    Hospital outpatient billing

    Work high-volume payer queues and denial backlogs before claims hit timely-filing limits.

    Capabilities

    Everything a great AR specialist does, at the scale of software

    Payer claim status calls

    Navigates IVRs, holds the line, and speaks with representatives to pull real status on every open claim.

    Payer portal retrieval

    Logs into payer portals to capture status, remit detail, and denial reasons that never make it to the 277.

    Denial triage by CARC/RARC

    Classifies each denial by reason code and routes it to the right fix: rebill, corrected claim, appeal, or write-off.

    Appeal packet assembly

    Pulls documentation, builds the appeal packet against payer-specific requirements, and queues it for submission.

    Timely-filing guardrails

    Tracks each payer's filing and appeal windows and escalates before a claim ages out of eligibility.

    Batched calls by payer

    Groups claims into batches of five per payer call so a single connection resolves several accounts at once.

    Hot-transfer to your team

    Hands off contested and complex accounts with a full summary and transcript so staff pick up mid-stream.

    Your workflows, encoded

    Runs your escalation rules, rebill thresholds, and payer playbooks, and posts every outcome to your PM system.

    Frequently asked questions

    Next step

    Collect what payers already owe you. Without adding headcount.