Argus
Eyes on every dollar in AR.
Argus is Paladyn's accounts-receivable command center — it watches open AR, keeps claim status current automatically, and prioritizes the accounts worth working so effort goes where it actually returns cash.
What it does
AR teams drown in aged accounts and stale statuses. Argus scores every account by phase, dollars, and payer behavior, drives a cadence of touches so nothing sits idle, and distributes focused work queues across the team. A live payer scorecard shows who pays, who stalls, and whose denials get overturned on appeal — and true denials hand off to Sun Tzu.
Capabilities
- Phase-weighted account scoring and dollar-aware work queues
- Automatic claim-status tracking (276/277) via the Hermes gateway
- Follow-up cadence engine, bulk actions, and auto work distribution
- Payer scorecard with appeal, overturn, and turnaround rates
- Tiered adjustment approvals, cash attribution, and Medicare 60-day compliance clock
How it works
Watch
Open AR is tracked continuously; claim status stays current through 835 remittances and automated 276/277 checks over Hermes.
Rank
Accounts are scored by phase, recoverable value, and payer behavior into focused, dollar-aware queues distributed across the team.
Resolve
Staff work the highest-yield accounts first on a managed cadence; the few true denials hand off to Sun Tzu for appeal.
Why it matters
Days in AR and aging buckets quietly bleed margin; working the right accounts first — with statuses that update themselves — is the difference between collecting and writing off.
Security & compliance
Argus runs inside Paladyn's HIPAA-aligned AWS environment; PHI is handled only through secure, contracted channels with a tamper-evident audit trail. Every Paladyn tool is built toward HITRUST and SOC 2, with PHI controlled per our standards and a tamper-evident audit trail.
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