ChironAI™ OM · for primary treating physicians and occ-med clinics
Treat, request, report, reconcile — three stories every treating physician lives, each with a clock running.
What Chiron does · Treating physician (PTP)
As the primary treating physician you carry the clinical record, the statutory reports and the treatment requests that keep a workers' compensation case moving. Chiron takes the typing, the form-filling and the deadline-watching off your desk and leaves you the medicine.
Ordered by what they return: revenue first, then errors avoided, then time saved.
Chiron drafts a treatment plan from the clinical picture, merges it with what you have already written, and checks every ordered treatment against MTUS/ACOEM, returning a green, amber or red status with the guideline quoted and cited, so you see how a request lines up with MTUS/ACOEM before it goes out.
Diagnosis and treatment
Chiron reads a drafted request the way a UR reviewer would, shows the approval drivers and denial risks with its reasoning visible, and suggests MTUS-concordant changes to strengthen a weak request before you submit.
Diagnosis and treatment
Chiron tracks the patient's pain rating and function questionnaires and charts the trend, the evidence a utilization reviewer looks for when deciding whether treatment is working.
Diagnosis and treatment
Chiron computes the Labor Code §4610 utilization review timeframes on each RFA in business or calendar days, skipping California state holidays, and tracks the IMR filing window after a denial with alerts at 25, 20, 15, 10, 5, 2 and 1 days.
Laws, rules and deadlines
Before an RFA goes out for a treatment whose denial still binds — an unappealed UR denial after the IMR window lapsed, or one IMR upheld — Chiron stops it and tells you which rule applies and until when under Labor Code §4610(k) and §4610.6(g), checking your clinic and any linked sister clinics.
Laws, rules and deadlinesAlso for Billing
Chiron lists every UR denial eligible for IMR with its filing deadline and status, and flags the appeal most at risk of missing its window that is still unstarted.
Laws, rules and deadlinesAlso for Office
Chiron suggests the E/M level from your note and orders, leveling on the higher of medical decision-making and time, proposes procedure codes, modifiers, units and ICD pointers, and proposes the medical-legal code. You confirm each one, and any change you make is recorded.
Bills and collections
Chiron plays opposing counsel against your adopted causation, apportionment and impairment opinions and against your saved Doctor's First Report, then drafts the rebuttal grounded only in your adopted positions. The DFR editor also asks, "How would UR or the defense challenge this?"
Other
Once every challenge is resolved, Chiron bundles each rebuttal with its cited sources into one defense packet and puts the exchange on the case record.
OtherAlso for QME/AME
On a finalized closure, Chiron lets you file a reopen petition, tracks the Labor Code §5410 five-year window from the date of injury, restores the case to active work with its history intact, and tells you plainly when the date of injury is missing.
OtherAlso for Office
PM&R procedure notes, charges and payer approvals, a neuromuscular exam template, and DME orders checked against 8 CCR §9792.6.1(u)(2) and §9792.20(e) before Chiron drafts the RFA.
Diagnosis and treatment
When you complete a visit, perform a procedure or attest a report, Chiron drafts the charge, priced against the Official Medical Fee Schedule on the date of service.
Bills and collections
01 · PTP & occupational medicine
Today
An RFA written from memory, denied, re-requested, denied again.
With Chiron
Your plan prose is checked against MTUS/ACOEM and becomes structured orders, the RFA builds itself, and you are warned before re-requesting what IMR already upheld a denial of. Denials get an IMR appeal with a drafted rationale.
Write the plan the way you think; Chiron checks it against MTUS/ACOEM, turns it into structured orders and builds the RFA — and stops you re-requesting what was already denied.
Every IMR-eligible denial gets an appeal record, a drafted rationale and a hashed packet — before the window closes.
UR, IMR, QME panel, P&S, PR-2, §4603.2 and §4622 — counted in the right kind of day, with alerts before they lapse.
02 · PTP & occupational medicine
Today
PR-2s overdue, the P&S report waiting on a quiet afternoon that never comes.
With Chiron
Every reporting duty is tracked to whom it must be served; PR-2 and PR-4 narratives are drafted from the visit record for you to edit and attest.
Progress and permanent-and-stationary reports drafted from the visit record, with every obligation tracked to whom it must be served.
UR, IMR, QME panel, P&S, PR-2, §4603.2 and §4622 — counted in the right kind of day, with alerts before they lapse.
Dictate the visit, or ask the case a question out loud — and keep your eyes on the patient.
03 · PTP & occupational medicine
Today
A forty-page QME report contradicts your findings and the response is yours to write.
With Chiron
Chiron extracts the QME’s findings, lines them up against yours category by category, and drafts your reasoned disagreement.
When the QME disagrees with you, Chiron lines up the findings side by side and drafts your reasoned response.
Before opposing counsel reads your report, Chiron plays opposing counsel — then drafts the rebuttal.
A causation analysis built for the WCAB’s substantial-evidence standard — and for personal-injury causation too.
Questions practices ask
Also on OM
Qualified and agreed medical evaluators
Physical medicine and rehabilitation practices
Physicians treating and reporting on personal-injury patients
Owners, administrators and management services organisations
Applicant and personal-injury counsel
Defense counsel, carriers, TPAs and adjusters
Revenue-cycle and billing companies
Front desk, intake and office staff
Billing and collections staff inside the practice
A live demo on a synthetic case — panel, records, report, billing. The AI reasons. The clinician decides.
Tell us the workflow you want to see and who needs to be in the room. A member of our clinical and engineering team replies within two business days to arrange it — a real person, not a sequence.
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