

Connect pVerify to Asana and create healthcare automations
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Connect pVerify and Asana to automate crucial parts of your healthcare organization
Common automation use cases
Automated Eligibility Verification and Task Assignment:
When a patient appointment is scheduled in pVerify, Asana automatically creates a task to verify insurance eligibility. The task is assigned to the billing team with a due date prior to the appointment. This ensures that eligibility checks are completed on time, reducing the risk of claim denials and improving revenue cycle management.
Claim Status Updates and Follow-Up Tasks:
As pVerify updates claim statuses, Asana generates follow-up tasks for any claims that require further action or documentation. These tasks are assigned to the appropriate team members, with details on what actions are needed. This automation helps maintain an organized workflow for managing claims, ensuring timely resolutions and reducing delays.
Denial Management Workflow Automation:
When a claim denial is identified in pVerify, Asana automatically creates tasks for denial analysis and appeals. These tasks are prioritized and assigned to the billing team, including guidelines on the appeal process. This streamlines the denial management process, improves turnaround times for appeals, and enhances overall financial performance.

- Perform eligibility inquiry
- Submit eligibility summary
- Authenticate
- Estimate calculation

- Get task
- Get project
- Get users
- Get sections
- Update task
- Get custom fields
- Create task
- Get tasks
- Generic trigger
- Task has changed
- Get tags
- Get projects
- Get workspaces
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From solo practices, large multi-location clinics and all the way up to NASDAQ-listed digital health companies.