Eureka is the AI teammate that does healthcare’s back‑office paperwork — starting with prior authorization. It reads the chart, works the payer portal, and hands every submission to a clinician for sign‑off.
Practices report ~40 prior auths per physician per week — about 13 hours of physician and staff time (AMA survey). That’s the queue Eureka works through, one verified submission at a time.
No new software to learn — Eureka runs in the browser, driving the EMR and payer portals your staff already use.
It’s EMR-agnostic by design, so a pilot starts without an integration project. Scope begins with Aetna‑ and Anthem‑style portal workflows, ordered by your payer mix.
Pulls the visit note, diagnoses, procedures, and coverage straight from your EMR.
Decides whether a prior auth is needed, logs into the payer portal, completes the form, attaches the letter of medical necessity, and submits.
Records the auth number back in the EMR and prepares everything for a clinician to review and approve.
the end‑to‑end completion rate of the best prior AI agent.
Eureka prepares the request end‑to‑end and stops at the line — a clinician reviews and approves every submission.
Eureka never judges whether care is medically necessary. When the chart and the request disagree — wrong side, wrong dose, missing history — it flags the conflict for your clinicians and stops.
Each action the agent takes is logged, reviewable, and scored against ground truth in the benchmark above.
Design‑partner pilots run supervised and PHI‑free while we complete HIPAA safeguards and SOC 2; patient data flows only after business associate agreements are in place.
Prior auths are slow, manual, and repetitive — the clearest place to measure time back.
Illustrative — estimates staff time on prior auth only, from your inputs; not a guarantee or a benchmarked result.
Book a demo and we’ll walk you through a live run and how it fits your EMR and payer mix — we’re onboarding 1–3 design‑partner practices after that.