How ClinicalSwipe physician review works

Family Medicine Letter of Medical Necessity $50

AI-drafted output — review against the request

Service: home companion care. Diagnosis context: 82F with CHF (EF 35%), mild cognitive impairment, and orthostatic hypotension; two falls in 90 days. The letter concludes companion care is medically necessary to reduce fall risk and support medication adherence. Your call: does the documentation support necessity — and is anything missing or overstated?

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Approve

Illustrative — the live queue and your signature are on the reviewer console.

AI drafts the clinical document

An LMN, prior-auth letter, coverage review, or care plan — generated from the request and the patient's context.

You review it in your specialty

You only see work you're licensed and qualified to judge. Read the draft against the request; catch what's wrong, missing, or overstated.

Approve, edit, or reject — and sign

Reject or edit and you document a specific finding. Your decision is timestamped under your NPI. That signature — the accountable human the law now requires — is the product.