Payer coverage
OneHealthPort prior authorization, automated.
Docflow automates prior authorization through OneHealthPort, Washington's shared login for regional health plan portals.
This is how you try Docflow: a 30-day pilot, fully refundable if you're not satisfied.
Reserve your start week.
What your team deals with on OneHealthPort.
OneHealthPort gives providers in Washington a single sign-on to many regional health plan portals. Each plan behind it keeps its own authorization tools and rules.
- One login leads to many plan portals, each with its own flow.
- Users and logins have to be managed carefully across the organization.
- Status checks mean jumping between plan portals.
From order to decision, without your team logging in.
- 01
Build the request
Docflow reads the order and clinicals from your system and fills in everything OneHealthPort asks for.
- 02
Submit it
Docflow signs in to OneHealthPort with your team's login, submits the request and attaches the documents.
- 03
Follow it to a decision
Docflow checks back every 12 hours until there's a decision, and flags any request for more information to your team.
- 04
Write it back
The decision and authorization number land in your system, on the right order, with a record of every step.
OneHealthPort questions.
Does Docflow work with OneHealthPort single sign-on?
Yes. Docflow signs in through OneHealthPort with your team's credentials and goes on to the plan's own tools from there.
Does Docflow need its own OneHealthPort account?
No. Docflow uses your team's login, stored encrypted, so requests are submitted under your organization like they are today.
How long does it take to get started?
Start with a 30-day pilot on your real work. If you're not satisfied, you get a full refund.
Other portals Docflow submits on.
Hand us your OneHealthPort queue.
Start with a 30-day pilot, fully refundable if you're not satisfied.
This is how you try Docflow: a 30-day pilot, fully refundable if you're not satisfied.
Reserve your start week.