Eligibility
Federal versus state rules, service type, timing, and plan status all have to align.
Federal IDR, built for revenue cycle teams
Astra turns underpaid out-of-network claims into disciplined disputes—screened, timed, argued, and tracked by specialists.
01 — THE PROBLEM
The No Surprises Act created a path to challenge qualifying out-of-network payments. But the path is procedural, time-sensitive, and difficult to operate at scale.
Where revenue leaks
None of them are clinical. All of them are operational.
Federal versus state rules, service type, timing, and plan status all have to align.
Open negotiation and initiation windows are unforgiving. A late claim is a lost claim.
Claims have to be grouped under specific rules—not simply because they share a payer.
A portal can submit a form. It cannot build a case-specific rationale for why the QPA is inadequate.
Astra’s operating model
Technology keeps the work organized. Specialists decide what is worth filing, build the submission, and stay accountable through determination.
Why we only do IDRThe workflow
Start with an initial, no-PHI intake. We align on service lines, payers, states, timing, and volume.
We identify likely federal IDR candidates, exclusions, missing data, and immediate deadline risk.
Astra manages the operational chain from open negotiation through written submission and determination.
You get a clear record of inventory, status, outcomes, and next actions—not a black box.
02 — GOOD FIT
You have out-of-network claims subject to the federal process.
Your team can export claim and remittance data.
Underpayments are meaningful enough to justify disciplined follow-through.
You want specialists, not another queue your billers have to manage.
No PHI needed to start
Give us the high-level picture. We’ll start with fit, timing, and what data comes next.
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