Architecture
How Yeam works, end to end
Denials arrive as 835s from the clearinghouse, not the EHR. Yeam reads that export, ranks each denial by what is still recoverable and how many days are left to file, and drafts the specific fix, all before a biller opens the first claim.
Source
Denial letter / EOB
PDF · image · Word
Claims export
CSV · XLSX
835 ERA
clearinghouse
Chart notes
EHR · FHIR R4
Adapter
Field mapping
one config per source; a new EHR is a mapping file, not a new integration
Normalized claim
Claim record
payer · CARC · amounts · dates; everything downstream reads this shape only
Engine
Denial playbook
picks the remedy
Payer profile
window · channel · form
Output
Corrected claim
CO-11 · CO-16 · CO-18
Appeal letter
CO-50 · CO-97 · CO-151 · CO-197
Reprocessing request
CO-45 · PR-204
What lands in the worklist, already ranked
A vague code still gets a specific next step
CO-16 on its own only says “missing information,” which can mean a dozen different things. Yeam reads the remark codes riding with it, matches the payer’s rule, and returns the one correction that clears the claim, not a generic “resubmit with more info.”
Sorted the moment the export lands
No ten-minute wait per claim. The whole remit is screened at once, so a biller starts on the workable denials right away instead of reading 400 lines to find them.
Ranked, not dumped
Every denial is scored by dollars recoverable and days left to the filing deadline, so the queue leads with what pays and what is about to expire.
Nothing is sent without a person
Yeam drafts the corrected claim or appeal for a biller to read, edit and approve. It prepares the work; it does not file behind your back.
Your data does not stick around
The public demo runs on synthetic documents only. Live claims run under a signed BAA with zero data retention, in your browser.
Where we are
The part most vendor pages leave out.
Multi-practice scoping
Serving many practices from one workspace is the next thing we build, and it comes before any EHR connector.
BAA required for real data
The public demo runs on synthetic documents only. A pilot on live claims means signing BAAs first.
The engine is the mature part
Payer rules, filing windows and denial playbooks have been reviewed by working billing managers. Ingestion is younger.
The output routing above is live: run it on a sample denial in the worklist.