Infusion LogiQ

Daily oncology infusion auth readiness, before the chair is filled.

Infusion LogiQ checks the next treatment against benefit routing, drug-product rules, HCPCS units, NDC package expectations, biomarkers, step therapy, site-of-care constraints, and authorization window drift.

Demo case

A future infusion that looks ready until the package rule is checked.

Synthetic case. The point is the daily workflow: the patient is scheduled, the regimen is known, but the payer-specific submission details decide whether the authorization is clean.

Pembrolizumab maintenance, Cycle 13
Metastatic NSCLC, next treatment date 07/09/2026
Medical benefit candidate

What the engine prefilled

  • Diagnosis C34.91 and treatment phase
  • Drug, dose, route, HCPCS, units, NDC
  • Next treatment date and auth window
  • Site of care and benefit candidate

What staff would otherwise chase

  • Package-size mismatch for payer form
  • Whether pharmacy benefit is required
  • Whether Cycle 13 exceeds approved visit count
  • Updated biomarker/progression evidence
Benefit routingPolicy maps pembrolizumab infusion to medical benefit for this plan and site.
pass
HCPCS unit mathJ9271 is 1 mg. 200 mg dose generates 200 billable units.
pass
Payer-specific NDC package ruleSelected payer asks for package NDC and vial count. The NDC is present, but vial count needs confirmation before submission.
ask
Authorization windowCycle 13 is inside approved dates and within 12 approved visits after one delayed cycle adjustment.
pass
Clinical gatePD-L1 expression, disease status, and provider attestation support continuation.
pass

Ready after one staff confirmation

Ask for vial count/package confirmation, then assemble the payer-ready authorization packet.

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Workflow fit

Built around the operational question oncology teams ask every day.

Is the next treatment safe to schedule and administer from a prior authorization and revenue standpoint?

01

Treatment plan

Read regimen, cycle, drug, dose, phase, and next treatment date.

02

Auth status

Compare current authorization dates, visit count, scope, and delayed-cycle drift.

03

Payer rules

Check benefit route, preferred product, NDC/package rules, site, step therapy, and clinical gates.

04

Action list

Tell staff what to confirm before submission, extension, or reauth.

Make infusion authorization visible before the patient arrives.

We are looking for oncology and infusion operations teams to shape the next workflow layer.

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