QuickIntell

Agents and modules

The modules are QuickRCM, QuickAuth, QuickCode, QuickERA, QuickVoice and QuickScribe. The homepage lists an eligibility and benefits agent, a prior authorization agent that determines requirements, assembles evidence packets, submits and checks status, and a payer call (voice) agent. Denial prevention and denial management agents follow, with appeals specialists reviewing the latter. Payment posting and patient AR appear in the FAQ.

Coding: assisted or autonomous?

The homepage describes a coding support agent that "reviews documentation, CPT/HCPCS logic, ICD-10 support, MUE checks, modifiers, and charge capture gaps," with coders validating. The QuickCode product page describes suggestions that go to a coder worklist, documentation clarification and claim handoff, "AI-assisted ... for qualified staff to assess." QuickIntell's comparison page against Optum Insight markets "autonomous coding," so the vendor's own pages use both labels. PubMed lists 0 results for "QuickIntell."

Rollout in two phases

The contact page FAQ puts phase one at about 4 to 6 weeks, covering EHR integration, eligibility, claims, payment posting and patient AR. Phase two, covering coding, denials and appeals, runs 6 to 14 weeks.

EHR adapters and attestations

The FAQ names native adapters for OpenEMR, Epic, Cerner, Athena, eClinicalWorks, NextGen, Allscripts and DrChrono, connected by OAuth2 or an API key, with other systems through FHIR or REST. The about page says HIPAA compliant, "SOC 2 Type II Certified," HITRUST "In progress" and NIST AI RMF "aligned," with a BAA available. The FAQ adds a BAA with every covered entity before production access, TLS, AWS-managed encryption at rest and an audit log.

Customers and company

QuickIntell was founded in 2023, according to its about page. Rahul Agrawal is CEO, with Joe Weber as chief strategy officer, Haraprasad Bharati as co-founder and Dr. David Laith Rawaf as medical advisor. The page lists 40 staff in India, 5 in the US and 1 in the UK or MENA. The company pages say it is headquartered in the United States, and the city is unverified.

The homepage logo strip includes CareVia, EagleRCM, Genpact, Penn Health, Pediatric Kids Clinic, Realty Bank and InCred Money, among others, with no customer count.

Quotes and demos

The contact FAQ says pricing is "flexible and based on your specific needs and scale," and the demo lasts 30 minutes. The comparison page mentions "published PMPM / PMPE tiers," but the pricing URL redirects to the contact form.

The verdict

For a practice, hospital or RCM company that wants eligibility, authorization and payment posting automated first and coding later, the two-phase plan is the relevant offer. The QuickCode page puts coding suggestions "for qualified staff to assess."