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Anatomy
Automating financial operations for healthcare

What is Anatomy?

Anatomy is a comprehensive financial automation solution designed specifically for healthcare organizations that handle insurance billing. The platform serves medical practices, dental practices, MSOs/DSOs, billing companies, revenue cycle management firms, and digital health providers.

At its core, Anatomy revolutionizes healthcare financial operations by integrating AI-powered EOB (Explanation of Benefits) conversion, automated reconciliation systems, and modern lockbox services. The platform consolidates financial data management, offering real-time dashboards and reporting capabilities to ensure seamless tracking of transactions between banking and practice management systems.

Features

  • EOB to ERA Conversion: Automated conversion of paper EOBs to electronic remittance advice
  • Smart Reconciliation: Automated tracking and reconciliation of bank deposits
  • Healthcare Lockbox: AI-powered mail processing and check deposit management
  • Financial Dashboard: Real-time financial tracking and reporting capabilities
  • Electronic Workflow: Fully digital process for financial document management

Use Cases

  • Medical practice insurance payment processing
  • Dental office financial management
  • Healthcare billing company operations
  • Revenue cycle management automation
  • MSO/DSO financial workflow optimization

FAQs

  • What types of healthcare organizations can use Anatomy?
    Anatomy can support any healthcare organization that bills insurance, including medical or dental practices, MSOs/DSOs, billing/revenue cycle management companies, and digital health providers.
  • Is the platform FDIC insured?
    Yes, Anatomy-related bank accounts are provided by Live Oak Banking Company, Member FDIC, with deposits insured up to $250,000 per depositor for each account ownership category.

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