Clinical claims auditing and payment integrity platform for payers
MedReview is a physician-led claims auditing company built around clinical review and payment integrity for health insurance payers. The tech stack reveals a traditional healthcare IT footprint—SQL Server, NetSuite, Power BI, Azure—with recent security hardening (SIEM, SOAR, XDR, Purview) addressing gaps in their current posture. Hiring velocity is accelerating in data and healthcare roles, while active projects cluster around DRG validation, algorithm deployment, and audit standardization, signaling operational scaling in their core claims-processing engine.
Notable leadership hires: Medical Director
MedReview helps health insurance payers reduce claim overpayments through a combination of algorithmic flagging and physician-led clinical review. Founded in 1974, the company has built a 201–500-person operation centered on payment integrity, utilization management, and quality assurance—services that include DRG validations, hospital bill audits, readmission reviews, prior authorizations, and HEDIS/QARR reviews. The business model relies on a physician-staffed review function paired with machine learning to identify the highest-confidence claim inaccuracies and abuse patterns. Revenue is tied directly to audit findings and savings delivered to health plans.
MedReview audits medical claims for health insurance payers to identify inaccuracies and reduce overpayments. Services include payment integrity, DRG validations, hospital bill audits, utilization management, prior authorizations, and quality assurance reviews.
MedReview is headquartered in New York, New York and currently employs 201–500 people.
MedReview's primary stack includes SQL Server, NetSuite, Power BI, Azure, and Microsoft Office tools. Recent additions include SIEM, SOAR, XDR, and Microsoft Purview for security; they also use Python and active directory protocols (LDAP, SAML, Azure Entra ID).
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