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Remi · A second opinion for the back office
Decisions practice owners usually make alone
Answer a few practice-level questions. Remi ranks the options, shows who on the bench disagreed, says what would flip the call, and gives you a first step with a date. Every dollar figure links to its source. Staying in-house is always one of the options.
Remi is built by Recura Health, which sells RCM and remote staffing. The Skeptic’s seat argues against that in every call. No AI model: rules written from this site’s published guidance. For practice operations, not clinical advice. If you are a patient in crisis, call or text 988.
Talk it through
Say your answers instead of tapping them
Remi reads each question aloud, listens in your browser, and repeats the band it heard. When the questions are done you get the same memo as the form. Nothing you say is stored; only the recognised bands reach the server. Say bands, not names.
Needs scripting on. Speech works in Chrome, Edge and Safari; other browsers get a typed version. Without scripting, the decision page's questions do the same job.
Listening is done by your browser’s own speech service, not by Recura Health. Remi still makes no call from the words you say, only from the bands it recognised. For practice operations, not clinical advice. If you are a patient in crisis, call or text 988.
Is Remi an AI?
No. Remi is a set of rules written from the published guidance on this site. Nothing you select is sent to a language model or stored. Every dollar figure in a memo links to the page it came from and the date it was checked.
Will Remi tell me to hire Recura Health?
Only when the numbers say so. One of the five bench seats, the Skeptic, exists to argue for keeping billing in-house, and when that argument wins the memo says so and no vendor appears in the ranking.