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Empanelled with nine payers.
Nine different sets of rules.

Every insurer and TPA you are empanelled with has its own tariff, its own room-rent rule and its own idea of what needs pre-authorisation. Most hospitals hold that in one person’s head, and when that person is on leave the deductions start.

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● Spine shared
● Rationale attached
● Ledger single
✓ one platform underneath
Pipeline of empanelments by stage from identified to live
Every payer worth having is a queue. The queue is only a problem when nobody can see where each application is stuck.
Patient arrivesPolicy, payer, TPA. Often the wrong card
Eligibility, at the deskRoom category checked before admission, not on the bill
Pre-auth draftedWith the clock running and the payer’s own fields
Claim raisedPriced against that payer’s tariff, not a general one
Settlement readWhat was disallowed, and whether it was predictable

Every tariff, per payer

A settlement advice read line by line against the payer’s own grounds
Nine payers, nine sets of rules — and a settlement read against the one that applies.

Rate cards pasted from a sheet, held per contract. A procedure priced under the wrong payer’s tariff is a deduction nobody argues with because nobody notices.

Room caps, modelled before admission

A category above the cap does not reduce the room charge. It proportionately reduces everything — surgery, consumables, the lot. That is arithmetic, and it can be shown at the desk.

The pre-auth clock

Drafted, tracked, and escalated when a payer has not responded. A pre-auth that expired is a cashless case that became a cash case at discharge.

What we do not claim

Drapto is not an insurance intermediary, is not registered with IRDAI and does not represent you in a dispute. We do not transmit to NHCX on your behalf.

One price, wrong, all year

A tariff mismatch does not stay small.

A single procedure priced against last year’s contract, repeated at volume, for twelve months.

Angiography, billed at ₹24,000
Contracted rate with the payer ₹21,500
Deducted each time = ₹2,500
Cases a month with that payer × 14
Months before anybody notices × 12
One procedure, one payer ₹4,20,000

Illustrative figures. The point is the multiplication: a deduction small enough to ignore on one claim is not small across a contract year, and nine payers means nine contracts drifting independently.

The screen

Empanelment is paperwork with a clock on it. This is the paperwork, and the clock.

What runs without being asked

Improved most weeks
No AI key The waitlist

A cancellation is offered to the next person in order, with a window, until somebody takes it.

No AI key The follow-up chaser

Raised when the prescription is written, chased twice, then it stops. It does not nag.

No AI key Critical results

An abnormal value escalates after thirty minutes if nobody named has acknowledged it.

No AI key Claim risk

Twenty-four rules, scored before submission and sorted by exposure rather than raw risk.

No AI key Nadi, 24 commands

Ctrl-K from any screen. These are database queries, so they work offline and cost nothing.

Your key Free-text questions

Ask in your own words. Bring your own Anthropic or OpenAI key, or run Ollama on your hardware and nothing leaves the building.

We are deliberate about which is which. Most of what runs here is rules, not a model — because a rule is auditable, works when the connection drops, and cannot invent a figure. We build and improve both every week, and we will always tell you which one answered you.

Questions we are actually asked

Does Drapto transmit claims to NHCX on our behalf?

No. Drapto builds and validates NHCX-ready FHIR R4 bundles. It does not claim to transmit them for you, and we are not an insurance intermediary.

How does room-rent capping actually work?

A room category above the cap does not just reduce the room charge. It proportionately reduces surgery, consumables and investigations too. That is arithmetic, and it can be shown at the desk before admission.

Nine payers. Nine sets of rules.

Most hospitals hold that in one person’s head, and the deductions start when that person is on leave.

Start with the half that pays for itself.

Corporate contracts first. The clinical side is an addition, never a precondition.