See RCIntel in action

Enter a provider CCN and a CPT/HCPCS code or a DRG and get the full reimbursement breakdown — physician RVU math, OPPS facility rates, clinical lab, DME, MS-DRG, and Medi-Cal APR-DRG — with every input traced back to its CMS source.

For billing, RCM, and dev teams who need a fast, sourced estimate without building a fee-schedule pipeline.

Source-linked Medicare and Medi-Cal calculation. Computed in your browser from public CMS fee schedules; the paid API returns the same numbers.

Drop in an 835 remittance and see it decoded: CARC/RARC reason codes in plain English, adjustments ranked by dollars, payer scorecards, PLB takebacks, and an underpayment check against Medicare rates.

For revenue cycle teams working denials and underpayments who want the story in a remittance without a spreadsheet.

The 835 is parsed entirely in your browser — the file never leaves the machine.

Enter a code and see every NCCI edit that touches it — PTP bundling pairs with their modifier indicators, MUE unit limits by setting with the adjudication rationale, and add-on code relationships — for both professional and facility claims.

For coders and billing teams checking a claim before it goes out, or working a bundling or units denial after the fact.

Built from the quarterly CMS NCCI files — PTP edits, MUE limits, and add-on relationships, each shown with its rationale.

Search the NPPES provider registry by NPI, name, organization, or taxonomy and open a full provider record — identity and status, credential, primary taxonomy, and practice and mailing addresses — with the raw JSON one click away.

For teams verifying a provider and pulling the registry details that anchor the rest of the billing context.

Live from the CMS NPPES provider registry.

Every capability is an endpoint. Call reimbursement, denials, coding edits, and payer rules over REST, or connect the same intelligence to an AI agent over MCP.

For product and engineering teams embedding revenue cycle intelligence into their own software or agents.

The same data the web tools use, returned as structured JSON. Payment is generally available; other capabilities are in preview.