With the MCG Cite AutoAuth, payers and providers can rely upon an automated, evidence-based system to facilitate the prior authorization process. The web-based interface, provided through the payer’s portal, makes it easy for a provider to document and support treatment requests.

MCG Health, part of the Hearst Health network, helps healthcare organizations (in both the government and private sectors) implement informed care strategies that proactively and efficiently move patients toward health. MCG’s transparent assessment of the latest research and scholarly articles – along with data analysis – gives patients, providers, and payers the vetted information they need to feel confident in their care management decisions.

• Cohere Unify™ Intake: Digitizing and improving intake across fax, EMR, and portal
• Cohere Unify™ Decisioning: Prior authorization check, completeness scan, automated clinical review, and pended review pre-processing
• Cohere Unify™ Review: Queue management, AI-assisted manual review, and letter generation

Cohere Health is a clinical intelligence company that provides intelligent prior authorization as a springboard to better quality outcomes by aligning physicians and health plans on evidence-based care paths for the patient's entire care journey. Cohere's intelligent prior authorization solutions reduce administrative expenses while improving patient outcomes. The company is a winner of the TripleTree iAward and has been named to both Fierce Healthcare's Fierce 15 and CB Insights' Digital Health 150 lists. Cohere's investors include Flare Capital Partners, Define Ventures, Deerfield, Polaris Partners, and Longitude Capital.

The only UM platform designed to support in-house operations, or fully-delegated programs.

Whether a health plan is seeking to innovate their in-house UM operations or outsource utilizing a vendor partner for key service lines, Cohere is uniquely positioned to partner with them to build a path from digital transformation to true care collaboration.

1. 25-40% reduction of administrative costs
2. 65 NPS score among providers
3. 70% faster access to patient care
4. 15%+ medical cost savings beyond incumbent programs