ChironAI™ OM · why: money

Bill for every page, every quarter-hour, every late day.

California owes your practice penalties it never pays unless someone counts. Chiron counts.

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01

Penalties are self-executing. Collecting them is not.

Every bill carries its own §4603.2 or §4622 clock; penalty and interest are computed when payment is late.

Late-payment penalties, counted

California’s self-executing late-payment penalty and interest are computed on every bill, under the right regime — §4603.2 or §4622.

  • Computes statutory penalty and interest for a late-paid bill, choosing the medical-legal (§4622) or medical-treatment (§4603.2) regime.

02

Med-legal charges draft themselves

Attest the report and the ML charge is there — excess pages, testimony hours and sub rosa review included.

Med-legal billing that writes itself

Attest the report and the ML200-series charge is drafted — with excess-page pricing, testimony quarter-hours and sub rosa review.

  • Attesting a med-legal report drafts the ML200-series charge, including excess-page pricing.
  • While a report is drafted, the applicable ML code, modifiers and included-page allowance are shown.
  • Completing a deposition drafts the ML204 charge from the physician’s hours; a late cancellation drafts its charge too.
  • Sub rosa footage review is logged by the quarter-hour and drafts the ML205 charge — never auto-submitted.

03

Underpayments go somewhere

EORs are read and proposed for posting; disputes climb a tracked ladder to second review and IBR.

Fee-schedule-checked charges, EORs and appeals

Every charge priced against the OMFS/MLFS, every EOR read and proposed for posting, every underpayment on a path to second review and IBR.

  • Charges are validated against the OMFS, MLFS or your own practice fee schedule before they are created.
  • Upload or paste an EOR; Chiron extracts a proposed payment posting that a biller confirms — nothing posts on its own.
  • Appeals against denied or underpaid charges are tracked as the ladder to second review and IBR.
  • Builds the 837P claim file for your billing partner to transmit.
  • A med-legal practice dashboard shows revenue by ML code, receivables aging with §4622 exposure, report turnaround and the panel pipeline.

See it run on a real claim.

A live demo on a synthetic case — panel, records, report, billing. The AI reasons. The clinician decides.

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Tell us the workflow you want to see and who needs to be in the room. A member of our clinical and engineering team replies within two business days to arrange it — a real person, not a sequence.

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What happens after you send it

  1. 01. The form reaches a monitored inbox. No auto-sequence.
  2. 02. We reply within two business days to book a time that suits you.
  3. 03. Forty-five minutes: your workflow, the reasoning trace, procurement questions.

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