Clinical data extraction
Structured data is extracted from referrals, physician notes, labs, imaging reports, prior authorization packets, and discharge summaries. Clinical facts normalized regardless of source format.
Use Cases
MightyBot automates medical necessity reviews -- clinical data extraction, guideline matching, code validation, and evidence-backed determinations. Minutes, not hours.
Why MightyBot
MightyBot executes medical necessity reviews end-to-end. Clinical data extracted from medical records. Treatment requests evaluated against InterQual, MCG, or insurer-specific criteria. ICD-10 and CPT codes validated. Every determination traced to guideline criteria and exact source pages. Not assisted. Finished.
Clinical reviewers should not spend hours reconstructing a case before they can even apply the guideline. MightyBot assembles the record, extracts the relevant data, evaluates the request against InterQual, MCG, or your internal criteria, and returns a fully cited recommendation with the source evidence already attached.
Structured data is extracted from referrals, physician notes, labs, imaging reports, prior authorization packets, and discharge summaries. Clinical facts normalized regardless of source format.
InterQual, MCG, or proprietary criteria as executable rules. Each request evaluated for the specific diagnosis, procedure, and care setting. Every branch, every threshold - deterministic.
ICD-10 and procedure codes matched against approved treatment pathways. Documentation validated against reported diagnoses. Mismatches flagged with specific source evidence.
Guideline criteria met or unmet, clinical data values, and exact source pages captured in the output. Auditors verify without re-reading the record.
Manual utilization review creates a bottleneck at exactly the moment speed, consistency, and defensibility matter most. Reviewers jump across portals and PDFs, search for the right facts, interpret guideline branches, and rewrite the same rationale over and over. The cost is delay, inconsistency, and appeal risk.
A single review spans referrals, physician notes, labs, imaging, prior auth forms, and discharge summaries — assembled by hand from disconnected portals.
InterQual, MCG, and internal policies introduce nested decision trees that are difficult to apply consistently across hundreds of daily reviews.
ICD-10 and CPT codes must align with documented clinical facts and approved treatment pathways. Mismatches surface late and delay determinations.
The same clinical scenario can produce different outcomes across reviewers. Inconsistency drives denials, appeals, and peer-to-peer escalations.
Every determination must be traceable to a specific guideline branch and source document or it becomes a liability in audits and appeal proceedings.
FAQ
Clinical guidelines encoded as executable policy rules. The Policy Engine evaluates requests against applicable criteria for each diagnosis, procedure, and care setting. When guidelines update, your clinical team updates rules in plain English. No engineering.
Cases exceeding thresholds — clinical ambiguity, high-cost procedures, partially met criteria — routed to physicians with the complete extracted dataset, criteria evaluation, and evidence trails. Physicians decide with full context already assembled.
EHR exports, scanned records, faxed documents, lab reports, imaging reports, prior authorization forms. Structured clinical data extracted regardless of source format or provider system.
Connects to your existing UM platform, claims system, and provider portals via APIs. Results and evidence trails flow back into your system of record. The integration is the product.
CMS requirements, state utilization review regulations, turnaround mandates, and notice obligations encoded as policy rules. Compliance deadlines enforced, documentation generated, audit trails produced automatically.
The system generates a specific information request — exactly what documentation is needed and why, referencing the guideline criteria that can't be evaluated without it. Precise and actionable, not generic.