Product / Underpayments

The claims marked paid are the ones to read.

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. Denial tools never see it, because there is nothing in the denial queue to see.

Product / Underpayments

The claims marked paid are the ones to read.

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.

  • Denial tools never see it — there is nothing in the denial queue to see.
  • Merid checks every paid line against your contracted rate and surfaces the shortfall with the arithmetic attached.
  • For a billing company, this is pure new recovery — money your current process cannot be working, because it was never told it exists.
Billed$150.00
Contracted rate$112.00
Paid + patient share$99.00
Adjustment takenCO-45 · $51.00
Underpaid vs contract$13.00

Every remittance is also balance-checked to the cent — the stated deposit must equal the claims paid minus every provider-level adjustment. A file that doesn’t add up is quarantined for a human, never silently ingested.

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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.