Finvi, a leading provider of enterprise workflow automation software for revenue cycle management, has launched its new AI-powered Denial Intelligence Engine within the Artiva HCx® platform, aimed at helping healthcare organizations recover more from denied insurance claims.
This new engine uses advanced artificial intelligence and machine learning to identify which denied claims are most likely to be recovered, enabling providers and their partners to focus efforts where they can deliver the greatest financial impact.
Fully integrated into the Artiva HCx platform, the Denial Intelligence Engine blends broad industry data with client-specific patterns, continuously refining its evidence-based scoring models. This dual approach produces dynamic, actionable scores to prioritize claims based on both likelihood and potential reimbursement value.
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By combining this smart scoring with Artiva HCx’s payer contract logic, the system gives users a two-layered intelligence framework for faster, more informed decision-making, optimized resource allocation, and greater returns on follow-up activities.
“We’re not simply layering in AI, we’re building it into the core of our platforms,” said Tim O’Brien, CEO of Finvi. “The Denial Intelligence Engine is a great example of how we’re using cutting-edge machine-learning techniques to help clients take action on what really matters. As a result, our systems are continuously scanning, learning, and getting smarter – 24 hours a day, seven days a week.”
This release highlights Finvi’s broader mission to embed intelligent automation throughout the revenue cycle, from patient collections to insurance workflows, helping healthcare organizations modernize aging systems, cut manual work, and recover revenue more efficiently.
