Arintra vs Clicks Health

Clicks Health agents work prior authorization, eligibility, claim cleanup, denials and appeals, payment posting and forms. Per its FAQ they check payer portals, call payers, and read and send faxes, and per the homepage they gather clinical documentation from the EHR. An orthopedic practice such as Princeton Brain, Spine & Orthopedics, the one customer logo shown, fits. The security page states SOC 2 Type II and HIPAA. A coding desk looking for chart coding gets less from it, since coding is not among the workflows its homepage lists.

Arintra suits a health system coding director, with ambulatory, emergency, diagnostic and inpatient settings and 23+ specialties covered. It codes charts, flags documentation gaps and drafts denial appeals. KLAS scored it 93 out of 100 with a limited-data asterisk, per Arintra's blog, and the Series B was announced in August 2026. A practice stuck on a prior authorization backlog is a poor match, because Arintra's three stated capabilities are coding, documentation intelligence and denial appeals.