Nothing.
Noatra does not replace your EHR, billing system, or clearinghouse. It adds an intelligence layer on top of your existing workflow to explain insurance payments.
Standard payment or remittance data (such as EOBs or remittance files). Most teams can start with simple file uploads before adding integrations.
Most teams can see initial insights within days. There is no long implementation or system migration.
Noatra uses analytical models and rules to explain payment behavior clearly and consistently. The focus is accuracy and transparency, not black-box automation.
Revenue cycle, billing, and finance teams use Noatra to investigate variance and understand payer behavior. Insights are often shared with leadership.
Noatra is priced per organization, based on payment volume and complexity — not per provider seat.
Noatra is designed to support HIPAA-compliant workflows and follows industry best practices for handling healthcare data.
Yes. Noatra is designed to work alongside your current billing and EHR systems, not replace them.
Noatra is designed for healthcare organizations that manage insurance reimbursement, including medical, dental, and specialty practices.
Pilot engagements are designed to demonstrate value quickly. If Noatra doesn’t surface meaningful insights, you shouldn’t continue.
If you’re responsible for understanding whether insurance payments are accurate, Noatra helps bring clarity to where reimbursement diverges from expectations. Request a demo to discuss current workflows, common challenges, and how payment variance can be made more visible — without replacing existing systems.