RevenueFloor connects source capture, local reimbursement variance analysis, and inpatient claim review. Each stage gives the next one a clearer record to examine.
01 / Capture
Extraction
Capture pipeline / SSMC-internal
The coding hour your billers get back.
Reads printed HCPCS superbills, CMS-1500 forms, and tick sheets; submission-ready rows in ~1.5s.
Deterministic preprocess + two-model consensus + CMS HCPCS crosswalk validator.
Internal pipeline · not sold separately
02 / Compare
Setting Variance
Reimbursement analysis / in validation
Prices every procedure in a case workbook under outpatient, day case, and inpatient, against the current DoH Mandatory Tariff (24,230 codes) and measured payer-plan factors. On one real hospital file, the procedure template listed only 78 of the 206 procedures actually performed.
For 16 procedures the day-case DRG tariff exceeds the inpatient DRG (one pair: AED 15,966 vs 8,103). Plan factors from 500,000 paid lines put Thiqa at 3.0x tariff, plain plans at 1.0x. No case data leaves the machine.
Coming to RevenueFloor · upload opens after internal validation
03 / Review
ClaimAct
Compliance recovery / live
The three to eight percent a compliance audit will never find.
Reads every inpatient claim, checks full severity capture. Typical gap 3-8% of gross revenue across a 50,000-claim year.
Shadow Leakage Audit, EMV Dispatch, HTLOS Outlier Monitor, Portfolio Exposure Scanner. All run in-browser, no backend.
From AED 7,500/month per hospital
External RCM tools / read alongside
RevenueFloor reviews run on top of the RCM stack you already run. It ingests output from the major clearinghouse, scrubber, and analytics platforms and adds a setting-level variance and severity-capture read they do not produce:
If your stack is not listed, the review still runs: it needs claim and remit exports, not a vendor integration.