Read the remittances against the contract
Every service line priced against what you're actually owed. Rates are used only after a human verifies them — an unverified contract produces no dollar figure at all.
The whole engine on one page — detect, evidence, draft, file, recover.
The Audit →Your lost revenue, measured before you pay anything. Free, read-only.
The Worklist →Every dispute ordered by expected value and deadline, with the reason shown.
Underpayments →The claims marked paid that shouldn't have settled — checked against your rates.
Merid reads your remittances against your contracts and the payer’s own policy, drafts cited appeals, and is paid on what actually posts.
| Claim | Payer | Cause | Status | Due | At stake |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| PCN1003 | Aetna MA | Medical necessity CO-50 | Needs review | 4 days | $2,100.00 |
| PCN1188 | UnitedHealthcare | Prior auth CO-197 | Needs review | 6 days | $1,840.00 |
| PCN1002 | XYZ Healthcare | Underpaid vs contract CO-45 | Drafting | 31 days | $13.00 |
| PCN1150 | Aetna MA | Eligibility CO-27 | Filed | — | $310.00 |
of appealed Medicare Advantage prior-authorization denials were overturned.
KFF analysis of CMS data
of those denials were ever appealed in the first place.
Same dataset
of providers say payer claim disputes are preventing them from getting paid.
HFMA / Guidehouse 2026
Every service line priced against what you're actually owed. Rates are used only after a human verifies them — an unverified contract produces no dollar figure at all.
A denial, a partial denial, an underpayment, and a legitimate write-off arrive carrying the same codes. The arithmetic tells them apart — and every finding carries its trace.
The payer's policy at the version in force on the date of service, the contract clause, and only the chart excerpts the stated criteria require.
A separate pass verifies every factual sentence against the evidence. A draft with an unsourced claim cannot be approved — enforced in the database, not by memory.
Portal, fax, certified mail, or a rebill through your clearinghouse. The confirmation is archived, because “we never received it” is a real payer response.
Medicare Advantage, ERISA, and Marketplace plans run on different clocks under different law. When the plan type is ambiguous we take the shorter window — and say so.
When a payer takes a larger contractual adjustment than the contract allows, the claim settles as a zero-balance transaction. No denial code, no work item, no alarm — your software files it under finished.
Send 90 days of remittance files. We send back a report in two strictly separate parts — because one of them is arithmetic and the other is a forecast, and blending them is how vendors lose your trust.
Deterministic arithmetic on your own files. Every variance, the dollars at stake, and the rule trace behind each line. Nothing here is a model output.
What that is plausibly worth to recover, weighting each finding by published overturn rates for its class. Labelled as an estimate, with the method stated.
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Figures cited on this site are published industry benchmarks, not Merid results. Overturn and appeal rates: KFF analysis of CMS Medicare Advantage prior-authorization data (2023 plan year). Provider payment friction: HFMA / Guidehouse 2026 RCM Trends survey. Each figure is quoted at the scope its source states; underlying citations available on request. Your own numbers will differ — the audit shows yours. Product imagery is illustrative, with fictitious data.