Healthcare's problem isn't technology.
It's who the technology was built for.
So, where do we even start?
You follow the money. And when you do, you find that 25% of American healthcare spend is wasted and never reaches a patient.
The single largest drain? Everything that happens between a doctor treating a patient and getting paid for it.
That's where we started.
Medical billing is where healthcare meets money.
Every dollar a doctor earns, every dollar a patient owes, passes through this one layer. It is the chokepoint of American medicine. And for thirty years it has run on phone calls, spreadsheets, and shredded EOBs.
And this is where the gap shows.
Insurance companies have spent billions building AI that can review and deny a claim in seconds. The people fighting those denials are doing it by hand, waiting on hold for two hours to dispute a denial an algorithm generated in 1.2 seconds.
This sophistication gap is growing every day.
What really shocked us…
…is that 85% of claim denials are preventable. And nearly half never even get appealed, because there aren't enough hours in the day.
Money simply disappears.
That's why we built Altair.
The AI that works for the practices fighting to get paid, giving them the same speed, the same knowledge, and the same precision the other side has had for years.