Take control of payer performance.
Protect every earned dollar.
Ember gives revenue teams the visibility and intelligence to stay ahead of payer negotiations, catch underpayments before they become lost revenue, and walk into every contract discussion with the data on their side, across both fee-for-service and value-based models.
Trusted by specialty groups and health systems
Why Ember for managed care?
From insight to action, and every dollar in between. Ember turns contract and claims data into clarity, so payer performance stops being a black box.
Every contract and claim in one view
Payer agreements, fee schedules, remits, and enrollment files unified into a single source of truth.
Underpayments caught automatically
Each remit is priced against contracted terms, so variances surface before they're written off as lost revenue.
Evidence that traces to the contract
Every discrepancy links back to the source agreement, for faster audit response and dispute resolution.
Negotiation leverage on demand
Payer scorecards and trend data turn renewals into clear, data-backed conversations.
How it works
Reactive revenue protection becomes proactive prevention, with a human in the loop for every exception.
01
Ingest contracts and claims
Ember structures payer agreements, fee schedules, claims, and enrollment files into one connected model.
02
Price every remit
Each payment is validated against the contracted rate to expose underpayments and short-pays.
03
Flag variances in real time
Anomalies surface as they happen, not months later, routed to a prioritized work queue with the evidence attached.
04
Arrive ready to negotiate
Payer performance scorecards quantify leverage ahead of every renewal and risk-based discussion.
Numbers from live deployments.
Not projections. Not modeled estimates. Measured customer outcomes.
57%
Fewer denials
3.3x
ROI in month one
100+
FTE hours saved / month
+9.3%
Net revenue per appointment
Ready to take control of payer performance?
Bring us your top payer contracts and 30 days of remits. We'll show you exactly where the leakage is and how Ember recovers it.