Claims and RCM for medical billing companies
The billing layer between your EHR
and the payer.
Yeam tracks every claim on its way to getting paid and works the money that stalls. Runs alongside your EHR, nothing to rip out.
Private by default
Your patients' data never has to leave your control.
An illustration: a denied-claims export, set as text. It is parsed in your browser tab, where its codes and amounts are read and its patient columns skipped, and no claim is uploaded. When the tab closes, every character of it disappears. Each claim gets its next step and an appeal is drafted from codes and amounts, with nothing kept to train a model. Only once a BAA is signed do the claim rows go to Yeam, encrypted, and the patient columns stay behind even then.
The free worklist reads your export locally. No upload, no account.
No copy on a server. Close the tab and it is gone.
Your claims are worked, never harvested to train a model.
Live claims need a signed BAA. Even then, patient columns are dropped at upload.
The free worklist runs in your browser and keeps nothing. The paid product keeps each claim's number, payer, codes, amounts and dates, encrypted, so it can track your deadlines. Patient name, member ID and date of birth are dropped at upload and never stored. Live claim data runs only under a signed BAA. Security and BAA
What Yeam does
One export in. A worked queue out.
Triage
Every remit, sorted the moment it lands.
No ten-minute wait per claim. The whole export is screened at once and ranked, so a biller opens the workable denials first.
- Ranked by dollars recoverable and days left to file
- Corrected claims separated from appeals up front
- Dead denials marked dead, so nobody works them twice
Code prediction
Every code, checked against what the payer has paid.
Yeam compares each claim's diagnosis with the ones that payer has paid on the same procedure, across your own claims. It suggests the best-supported code for your coder to confirm, or says to leave it as billed.
- Only codes this payer has paid on this procedure
- Every rate shown with the claims behind it
- Never suggests a code just because it pays more
97110 Therapeutic exercise
Billed with M54.50
What BCBS has paid on 97110, from your claims
Payer analysis
Know how each payer treats your claims.
Read from your own claims: how often each payer denies, how fast it pays and which appeals it overturns. A vague code still gets a specific next step, because the remark codes riding with it are read too.
- Denial rate and days to pay, each with its claim count
- Which appeals win, by payer and reason code
- Remark codes, filing windows and forms built in
Drafting
The response, drafted for a person to approve.
Yeam prepares the corrected claim, appeal or reprocessing request for the payer. It does the writing; a biller does the sending.
- Submission-ready output per payer
- Corrected claims, appeals and reprocessing requests
- Nothing is filed without a review
Works with your stack
Keep your EHR. Recover the revenue anyway.
Claims and remits move through the clearinghouse, not the chart, so there is nothing to rip out and replace. Yeam runs alongside what you already have.
- No integration project to get started
- Runs on the export you already pull
- Repeat denials surfaced by payer and code
Your EHR
unchanged
Yeam
works the denials
The worklist
See the queue before you touch a claim.
The same export you already pull, read and ranked. Highest recoverable and nearest deadline rise to the top. Pick any denial to see the response Yeam drafted for it.
$12,480
Recoverable this remit
8
Expiring in 7 days
42
Open denials
| Code | Payer | Amount | Deadline 2 | Remedy 3 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CO-197 | Aetna | $1,240 | 6 days | Appeal |
| CO-50 | UHC | $920 | 9 days | Appeal |
| CO-16 | BCBS | $380 | 21 days | Corrected claim |
| PR-204 | Cigna | $210 | 30 days | Reprocess |
| CO-45 | Medicare | $60 | adjust only | No action |
CO-197 · Aetna · Appeal
Appeal drafted: cites the authorization on file and timely-filing proof. 6 days left to file.
Totaled the moment your export lands, before anyone opens a claim.
A filing deadline on every denial, so nothing dies in the queue.
The specific remedy, picked per denial, not a generic resubmit.
How it works
Between your EHR and the payer.
A claim's round trip runs from your EHR out to the payer and back. Yeam sits in the middle, tracking each one, catching what stalls, and drafting the fix for your biller to approve.
EHR
Your system of record. The claim starts here.
Yeam
Tracks every claim. Works what stalls.
Payer
Adjudicates the claim. Pays, or denies.
Claims flow out to the payer; denials and remittances come back. Yeam works the round trip.
Exports
Works from the exports your systems already write.
No connector to install. Yeam reads the denials or A/R report your billing system exports to CSV or Excel, matches the columns by their headers, and asks about any it cannot place. EHR connectors come later.
Names are trademarks of their owners. Yeam has no partnership with them and no connector into them: it reads the files they export.
Built for the people who get claims paid
Most denials are never worked at all.
On ACA Marketplace plans, fewer than 1% of denied claims are ever appealed, and about a third of the ones that are get overturned. The money is sitting on the table because writing the appeal is slow, manual work.
Work more denials per biller, not more billers.
- Triage arrives sorted, so nobody reads 400 remits to find the live ones
- Margin improves without adding headcount
- One workspace across every practice you serve
Nothing dies in the queue on a filing deadline.
- Every denial carries its remaining days, by payer
- Corrected claims separated from appeals before anyone starts writing
- Dead denials marked dead, so nobody works them twice
Keep your EHR. Recover the revenue anyway.
- No rip and replace: denials come from the clearinghouse, not the chart
- Every response reviewed and approved before it is sent
- Repeat denials surfaced so the same mistake stops recurring
Free, no account
Run your own claims, in the browser.
- Runs in your browser
- No account
- Zero data retention
- Free and unlimited
Pricing
It pays for itself on the work it saves.
Getting claims paid takes staff time at every step. Yeam takes on the slowest, most repetitive part of that work for a fee well under what it costs your team by hand. Every paid plan is the same product, priced by your volume.
A practice working about 600 denials a month
$34,200
by hand, per month
$549
with Yeam, per month
Working a denial by hand runs about $57. This compares cost to work, not dollars recovered.
Start with your own claims.
The worklist is free, needs no account, and runs in your browser. Paid plans add real claim data, tracked deadlines and drafted responses under a signed BAA.
Or email info@yeam.ai directly.
You will be talking to the founders, Zarak Shah (CEO) and Jahanzaib Malik (CTO).
