AI interprets. Rules decide.
PEOPLE ARE ACCOUNTABLE.
PA LogiQ brings prior authorization into the way your team already works: specialty coding, payer requirements, source-linked evidence, and staff review, delivered where the work happens. We have built EHR integration tools into PA LogiQ, and we work alongside each organization to configure and validate the workflow for its systems and specialties. We are actively pursuing EHR marketplace and partner integrations to bring PA LogiQ into more care teams’ existing workflows.
The demo runs in your browser on a synthetic case. No account needed.
Every request is hours of chart-digging against criteria nobody has memorized, in a second screen that was not built for the work.
The procedure is planned in one place, coded in another, and checked against the payer in a third. Mismatches surface as denials.
When a reviewer asks what a requirement was based on, the answer should be a document, not a memory.
What does the payer require? Why does it matter? Where is the evidence, what is missing, and what should staff do next? PA LogiQ makes that path visible and automates the preparation work. It takes the planned procedure and the chart, suggests the specialty codes with their rules attached, checks the case against the payer's written requirements, and links every supporting fact to the document it came from. Same case in, same result out, every time.
Nothing is sent by the software. Gaps are named, not hidden. A person confirms the codes, closes the gaps, and decides. The insurance company makes the approval decision.
The tool lives in your current workflow, not on a second webpage your staff have to toggle to. The coding, the payer's rules, the evidence, and the review come to the work.
Suggested procedure codes with code-pair and modifier rules attached, for staff to confirm or correct. PA LogiQ builds on Code LogiQ, our standalone spine coding reference.
The insurer's written criteria, checked item by item. Each requirement shows whether it is met, unmet, or unknown, and why.
Every supporting fact points to the document it came from. The assembled request is held for a person to review and approve before anything leaves the practice.
Three ways to bring PA LogiQ into your team's work. Implementation is tailored to your systems and validated with your team.
A spine coding reference that runs on its own in your browser at codelogiq.avectic.com. Built with practice input. Used in daily spine coding work. A useful way to experience our capability.
Intake to staff-review packet, roster to reauthorization radar. See it in the demo today, then we configure it for your specialties and payers.
We have built EHR integration tools into PA LogiQ: chart-launched sessions, patient and encounter context, and evidence drawn from the record. We work alongside your organization to configure and validate the workflow for your systems.
Choose the starting point that fits your team.
Every demo below runs on a synthetic case in your browser.
Standalone spine coding reference: CPT lookup, code pairs, and modifier guidance. Built with practice input. Used in daily spine coding work.
Spine surgery prior authorization software: specialty coding, payer requirements and source-linked medical necessity evidence. Identify missing documentation before staff review. Shaped with practicing spine clinicians.
Infusion and specialty medication authorization workflows: each patient's authorization status and expiration dates on one roster, so expiring authorizations are visible before the chair. Implementation is tailored to your payers and systems.
Coverage conditions for cardiac procedures: registry, shared decision making, waiting periods. A public coverage radar is published.
The demo is one click, no account. An implementation conversation is with the people who build it, about your systems and specialties.