~80% never bill a claimSource: PMC 2020 review of CCM denial drivers
Software-first
Focus on patient care. We handle the rest.
Call prep
Margaret L., 78CHF · discharged Apr 1 · discharge follow-up
Recent context
Lives alone since Frank passed in February.
Daughter Sue stops by Sundays.
Said her chest tightness “comes and goes” on her last call.
Things to ask
Is she clear on the new diuretic schedule from discharge?
Has the chest tightness come back?
Is she doing her morning weights?
Your existing staff runs the program, with no hiring or months-long ramp.
It connects to your EHR without changing the workflow they know.
Your coordinator listens for what's not on the chart, catches what changes between visits, and knows when to bring in the doctor. The platform handles everything else, so they can keep doing the work that only a person can.
The platform
The whole program, run from one platform.
app.accurecord.ai / queue
Work queue, April 2026
142 enrolled
Patient
Minutes
Last contact
Margaret L.CHF, Diabetes, post-discharge
2 / 20 min
Apr 3
James R.COPD, Hypertension
11 / 20 min
Apr 14
Beatrice K.Diabetes, CKD stage 3
18 / 20 min
Apr 21
Next: call Margaret. 18 min remaining this month.CPT 99490
Owns and operates multiple primary care clinics. Board-certified in Family Medicine and Sports Medicine. He runs the kind of practice Accurecord is built for.
Dr. Kenan Alkiek
PhD, University of Michigan, researching large language models. Previously at NASA. Research funded by OpenAI and Nvidia.
Dr. Galal Galal
MD, MPH, Northwestern. Led engineering for one of the largest AI radiology deployments in the U.S. Patent holder in clinical data processing.
From early access
Under 2% denial rate. First claims within thirty days.
Source: Accurecord early-access cohort, Q1 2026 · 4.8% national CCM denial rate, PMC 2020Primary care clinic, Michigan
We had been leaving CCM revenue on the table for years. Accurecord had us billing in the first month.
Three-physician primary care practice. Used in early access.
