Key Features

1. Charge Capture - the vendor's mobile-app-based workflow for documenting inpatient encounters and turning them into billable charges on the go; positioned as the front-end data-capture layer that feeds the rest of the platform.
2. AI Charge Capture - reads a provider's already-signed clinical notes from their existing EHR and automatically extracts billable charges, diagnosis codes (ICD-10), and CPT codes without manual data entry.
3. Revenue Cycle Management (RCM) - a full-service, human-staffed billing offering covering claim submission, patient billing and collections, payment posting, in-app billing support/messaging, AR management (uses "machine-learning workflows" to flag errors/delays), credentialing, denials management, and reporting/analytics. The reported specific company-wide performance metrics - 92.8% Revenue Realization at Day 90, 99% Net Collection Rate, 99.6% Clean Claim Rate, 7% AR > 90 Days, 3.1% Denial Rate, and 22 Days Outstanding Revenue - again vendor-published without a disclosed independent audit methodology.
4. Clinical Notes - provider documentation integrated with facility-partner EHR.
5. Compliance - MIPS (Merit-based Incentive Payment System) integration, patient tracking, and coding assistance.

Compliance & Security

• HIPAA Compliance: Yes
• FDA Status: Not applicable. Claimocity is administrative/financial billing and practice-management software, not a clinical device; no FDA filing was found or would be expected for this product category.
• Security certifications: The vendor's homepage footer displays ISO 22301:2019 (Business Continuity Management Systems) and ISO 27001 (Information Security Management) certification badges, plus a MIPS-compliance badge. Separately, and more specifically documented, Claimocity holds a genuine, third-party-issued ONC Health IT Certification (2015 Edition Cures Update), independently verifiable via the certification details Claimocity itself publishes: Certification No. 15.05.05.3172.CLAM.01.00.0.231027, certified October 27, 2023 by SLI Compliance (a real, ONC-Authorized Certification Body, not a self-styled badge), covering specific certification criteria including EHI (Electronic Health Information) export functionality and multi-factor authentication support.
• ONC certification is a federal health-IT interoperability/functionality certification (relevant to Promoting Interoperability/MIPS program participation).

Integration & Workflow

• Named EHR integrations confirmed directly on the vendor's own AI Charge Capture FAQ: Cerner, Epic, and Meditech, via HL7 and API-based connectivity.
• Platform: Native iOS and Android mobile apps (independently confirmed via live Apple App Store and Google Play Store listing links on the vendor's own site) plus a desktop web login (desktop.claimocity.io), positioned as a mobile-first tool "for doctors on the go."

Pricing & Access

• Not publicly listed as fixed rates
• No free trial is advertised on the vendor's public site reviewed in this research.

Doxiverse Assessment: Strengths & Limitations

• Strengths: Claimocity has a genuinely differentiated, verifiable regulatory credential relative to many other RCM-software vendors profiled in this directory. A real ONC Health IT Certification (2015 Edition Cures Update) issued by an accredited ONC-ACB (SLI Compliance), with a specific, checkable certification number and published real-world test plan, rather than only a self-styled compliance badge. Its narrow, purpose-built focus on inpatient (facility-based) providers specifically rather than a generic ambulatory-first billing platform - is reflected in dedicated content for specialties like critical care, emergency medicine, infectious disease, inpatient psychiatry, neurosurgery, and PM&R. Combining a mobile charge-capture app with full-service, human-staffed RCM (rather than software alone) may appeal to solo inpatient providers or small groups without in-house billing staff.

Ideal User Profile

• Best for: Individual inpatient/facility-based physicians and mid-size inpatient provider groups (hospitalists, intensivists, and specialists in critical care, emergency medicine, infectious disease, inpatient psychiatry, internal medicine, PM&R, neurosurgery, and surgery, per the vendor's named specialty pages) who want a mobile-first charge-capture workflow paired with full-service billing/credentialing support rather than software alone, particularly those on Epic, Cerner, or Meditech.
• Not ideal for: Purely outpatient/ambulatory practices, since Claimocity's entire product design, specialty pages, and case studies are built specifically around inpatient/facility-based care.