Precision Payments brought to healthcare
Anomaly's next generation technology reduces unnecessary costs by improving healthcare payment accuracy
A new way to improve healthcare payment accuracy
Anomaly uses AI & machine learning to detect and prevent improper payments
National HHS Improper Payment Report; CMS National Health Expenditure.
Reduce unnecessary healthcare costs
Improper payments are one of the costliest problems in U.S. healthcare, contributing up to $300 billion in unnecessary costs each year
Improve provider relationships
Anomaly's solutions enable payers to pay the right amount the first time, reducing provider abrasion and administrative burden
Next generation technology meets turnkey solutions
Empower and extend in-house payment integrity teams with Anomaly's advanced payment accuracy solutions
"Anomaly applies modern technology to the pressing problem of fraud, waste, abuse, and error and delivers superior results to payers, employers and governments to help lower costs and improve outcomes for people."
A dynamic solution for a changing world
From telemedicine to gene therapies, healthcare is rapidly evolving—and payment errors evolve with it. Anomaly's AI technology learns new problem areas as they emerge, detecting payment issues missed with standard tools.
Improving payment accuracy. Together.
Streamlining healthcare payments and reducing errors requires an industry-wide solution. Anomaly’s team brings together top engineers and data scientists, deep payment integrity domain experts, and experienced payer leaders. We partner with payers and providers to ensure that only the right amount is paid the first time.
Our products
Recover
Anomaly Recover identifies overpayments in past spend so you can implement long-term fixes
Prevent
Anomaly Prevent catches improper payments before the money goes out the door
Anomaly’s advanced technology is simple to implement, without complicated integrations or disruption.
Bring precision to your healthcare payments
Anomaly is working with forward-thinking payers and providers to improve healthcare payment accuracy