Four steps, and none of them is a procurement cycle.
- A person replies
Usually the same day, always within two business days, from someone who can answer a technical question without going away to ask.
- We execute a BAA
Before any chart moves, including for an evaluation sample. Your counsel reviews ours, or we sign yours.
- You send a sample
Through a channel your own team has reviewed and approved: never this form, and never email.
- We walk the findings with you
Finding by finding, with the source line for each, rather than sending a report over a wall and leaving you to argue with it.
A person will reply from a real address, usually the same day and always within two business days.
If it is urgent, or you would rather not wait, the direct lines are further down this page.
Nothing you sent contained patient information, and nothing about this message is shared outside the people who will answer it.
The questions worth asking us.
If the answer on the page is not enough, these are the ones we get most and are happy to go deeper on. None of them has a comfortable answer we would rather give you instead.
What does an audit oblige me to do?
The honest answer is that surfacing potential overpayments is not a neutral act. Decide with your counsel how you want to handle what an audit finds before you run one. We would rather raise that now than have it surface later.
Where does our PHI actually go?
It stays in your plane. The analysis, the retrieval corpus and the embeddings all run inside the deployment. The mechanisms are named so your team can check them rather than take our word for it.
What is your accuracy?
No figure is published yet, and the page explaining why is more useful than a number would be. Phase 2 adjudication is underway.
Can we turn it off?
At facility level and at individual clinician level, from your own interface, reversible at any time, without asking us. Both switches are described.
Some of this should not go through a form.
A security report, a legal question or a press deadline deserves a named destination rather than a queue.
Anything the form covers, if you would rather just write. Or call, which reaches us rather than a switchboard.
hello@v3ra.io (561) 504-4597Vulnerability reports and diligence questionnaires. We answer these ourselves.
security@v3ra.ioBAA requests, data questions, and anything about what this site collects.
privacy@v3ra.ioWe will say what we have measured and decline to guess at the rest.
press@v3ra.io