Most of our work is custom software. Some clients also want people to do the work that runs on that software, and we staff that too. Each service below lists the NAICS codes it falls under.
Web applications, AI agents, voice and speech systems, data pipelines, and cloud infrastructure, for federal agencies and private companies.
Applications, back-end services, and APIs built to your requirements.
Software that listens, speaks, and acts on calls and recordings.
Batch processing that turns documents, audio, and data into the format a system or specification requires.
Architecture, deployment, and monitoring on AWS.
Some contracts pay for the work itself, not only the software. For those, we build the system and staff the work that runs on it. Today that work is healthcare administration.
Our transcriptionists, coders, and billers are trained and based in the United States. No one offshore touches patient data.
Routing, first drafts, validation checks, and upload prep run automatically.
Speech recognition and AI speed up the work. Our staff review, correct, and stay accountable for the result.
Each job is timestamped from receipt to delivery, so turnaround, volume, and accuracy come straight from job data.
Off-site transcription for multi-site health systems, with finished reports delivered into the client's record system.
Code assignment from clinical documentation, checked before claims go out.
Claims, payment posting, follow-up, and denials, from submission to payment.
Coverage checked and authorizations secured before the visit. Our voice agents and staff make the payer calls.
Clinical and administrative documents prepared, indexed, and filed where staff and auditors will look for them.
Dictation arrives over encrypted channels (site-to-site VPN, SFTP, or TLS 1.2+ APIs) straight into our AWS environment. Audio and drafts never sit on staff laptops.
Speech recognition runs inside our boundary and produces a first draft. A U.S.-based editor listens to the audio, corrects the draft, and releases the report, so nothing goes out unreviewed.
Patient, visit, author, document title, and facility are validated against the order before upload, which catches wrong-patient and wrong-facility errors before they reach the chart.
Visible black character and line counts are computed from the final document to the contract definition, with a transmittal log for every batch.
Every access, edit, and release is logged with who, what, and when. Audio and reports are kept and destroyed on the contract schedule.
Turnaround, backlog, and accuracy by site and by author, with alerts before a STAT job is at risk of missing its window.