Remedi is the compliance and revenue cycle intelligence platform for post-acute care. Connect your EHR and documentation tools. We verify eligibility, catch compliance gaps, optimize claims, and track every dollar from chart to check.
Remedi connects your documentation systems to a full clearinghouse API — with compliance intelligence in between. Every step feeds the next.
Compliance findings, claims status, and revenue analytics — in one place. Built for DONs, MDS coordinators, and billing teams.
Between what your clinicians document and what you actually collect, there's a gap where millions disappear. Remedi makes that gap visible — and closeable.
CMS rules, F-tags, MDS requirements, care plan standards — checked against every resident's documentation. Every finding cites the regulation, quantifies the risk, and gives your team the exact steps to resolve it.
Verify eligibility before you bill. Check documentation before you submit. Track every claim through acceptance. Catch denials the day they happen — not when your AR report shows a mystery gap next quarter.
ERA remittance data reconciled automatically. Underpayments flagged. Denial patterns linked back to specific compliance gaps. Remedi doesn't just tell you what you're losing — it shows you exactly why, and what to fix to stop the bleed.
No 6-month implementation. No workflow disruption. Connect your documentation systems and start seeing findings, claims status, and revenue impact immediately.
EHR, AI scribe, therapy system — whatever generates your clinical documentation. FHIR-native. No data migration.
Compliance engine scans every resident against CMS rules and payer requirements. Findings come with citations, dollar amounts, and fix steps.
Eligibility verified. Documentation checked. Claims submitted clean through our clearinghouse integration. Denials caught the day they happen.
ERA remittance data feeds back into compliance. Underpayments flagged. Denial patterns linked to documentation gaps. The loop closes.
Not a generic AI bolted onto your EHR. Remedi was designed from day one for SNFs and post-acute care — compliance, claims, and revenue.
F-tags, MDS 3.0, Section GG, CAA-to-care-plan mapping, PDPM classification, discharge assessment. Every finding backed by the specific regulation and dollar amount at risk.
Real-time eligibility verification. Insurance discovery. Medicare Part A day tracking. Benefit period monitoring. Coordination of benefits. Know every resident's coverage before you bill.
Institutional claims submitted clean through our clearinghouse integration. Pre-submission compliance check catches documentation gaps before they become denials.
Real-time claim status tracking. Denial reason codes parsed automatically. Patterns linked back to specific compliance gaps. Auto-appeal workflows for recoverable revenue.
Compare compliance scores, claim rates, and revenue across every building in your portfolio. Built for operators managing 5 facilities or 500. One login. Total visibility.
PointClickCare, MatrixCare, Heidi Health, Suki, DeepScribe, and more. FHIR-native. Any system that generates clinical documentation — Remedi reads it where it lives.
Remedi connects to your documentation systems and routes claims through a full clearinghouse API. No rip-and-replace. Your data stays where it lives.
Tom Tilley · CEO & CTO, Sheer Data
Remedi wasn't designed by people who read about healthcare. It was built by a team that spent 15+ years inside hospital networks, post-acute facilities, and health systems — watching documentation gaps erode revenue, invite survey deficiencies, and burn out clinical staff who deserved better tools.
We built Remedi because the gap between clinical documentation and collected revenue shouldn't require an army of consultants. One intelligence layer — purpose-built for skilled nursing, powered by the most capable clinical AI available — that protects more revenue than a team of ten. And costs less than one.
One conversation. We'll show you the compliance gaps across your facilities, the claims at risk, and the revenue you're leaving on the table. The operators who see the numbers act fast.