For treating clinicians and support staff
P2P Co-Pilot™
Go into every peer-to-peer call prepared.
P2P Co-Pilot™ turns the payer policy, patient record, and review question into a focused call brief with likely objections, patient facts, talking points, and citations.
Proton beam therapy · CPT 77525 · Skull-base chordoma
Member 44-2019 · Medicare Advantage · MP 8.01
Objection 1
“IMRT can deliver equivalent target coverage.”
Rebuttal 1
Only by exceeding brainstem Dmax. The DVH shows 61 Gy against a 54 Gy constraint.
DVH comparison
Objection 2
“There is no randomized evidence for protons in chordoma.”
Rebuttal 2
The plan's policy lists skull-base chordoma as a Group 1 indication; randomized data is not the coverage standard here.
MP 8.01 §2
Objection 3
“Dose could be reduced to meet constraints.”
Rebuttal 3
Local control in chordoma falls sharply below 70 Gy(RBE). De-escalation is not standard of care.
NCCN Bone · Chordoma
What it solves
Peer-to-peer calls leave little time to prepare.
The clinician needs the payer's criteria, the patient's strongest facts, and a clear response to likely objections—all in a format that is easy to use during the call. The product does the research and preparation so the clinician can focus on the conversation.
Know the policy
See the criteria the reviewer is likely to use.
Lead with the patient
Bring forward the clinical facts that matter most for this request.
Prepare for pushback
Review likely objections with a clear response and supporting source.
The right facts in front of the clinician before the call begins.
Walk into the call knowing what matters.
Prepare · P2P Co-Pilot™
How it works
A focused brief, ready for the clinician
The product does the research and preparation so the clinician can focus on the conversation.
- Step 01
Add the case
Bring in the request, clinical record, and any denial or review notice.
Request · record · notice - Step 02
Match the policy
Identify the coverage criteria that apply to the patient.
Policy criteria - Step 03
Build the talking points
Pair the patient's facts with likely objections and supporting evidence.
Facts · objections · evidence - Step 04
Review on any screen
Open a concise brief on a computer or phone before and during the call.
Call brief
What your team gets
What the clinician sees
A short, patient-specific brief designed for the few minutes available before a peer-to-peer call.
- 01
Relevant policy criteria
The criteria the reviewer is likely to use, drawn from the payer's own policy.
- 02
Key patient facts
The clinical facts that matter most for this request, brought forward.
- 03
Likely payer questions
The objections the reviewer is likely to raise, each with a clear response.
- 04
Talking points and citations
Every point ties back to a policy criterion, guideline, or published source.
Keep exploring
See how the rest of the suite supports the work.
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Start with the problem that hurts most
Show us where your team is losing time.
We will show you which product fits the work, what your team would see, and how the solution can support the way your organization operates today.