Avey builds healthcare AI products and APIs for diagnosis, documentation, medical coding, and claims workflows for providers and developers.
Avey is a healthcare AI company that builds products and APIs for clinical support, documentation, medical coding, and claims workflows. Its product line centers on three named applications—The Collaborator, The Cowriter, and The Coder—along with a set of APIs that expose the company’s underlying clinical models.
The site describes the products as clinical-grade tools for healthcare providers and developers. The Collaborator focuses on diagnostic insights at the point of care, the Cowriter supports documentation and care plans, and the Coder automates coding and adjudication to help reduce billing errors and payer denials.
Avey also presents its research program as the source of the models behind these products. The research pages describe work on foundational language models, low-resource NLP, diagnostic reasoning, drug safety, medical coding, and medical adjudication, with an emphasis on peer review before shipping into products or APIs.
The Collaborator transcribes consultations, extracts key symptoms from dialogue, retrieves relevant patient history from EMRs in real time, and surfaces diagnostic insights and differential diagnoses at the point of care.
The Cowriter generates or validates procedures, checks drug-drug interactions, verifies dosages, and produces complete clinical notes and care-plan recommendations.
The Coder automatically codes medical concepts, generates payer-compliant claims, and performs medical and commercial adjudication to reduce denial risk.
The Diagnostic API exposes a conversational diagnostic model for patient-facing or physician-facing clinical reasoning workflows, including interactive questioning and triage recommendations.
The CPT, ICD, and NDC APIs identify procedures, conditions, symptoms, and medications in unstructured text and map them to standard coding schemes.
The Drug and Procedure APIs support medication necessity checks, contraindication review, dosage validation, procedure necessity checks, P2P code checks, and MUE validation.
Use The Collaborator when a clinician needs diagnostic support during a visit, including symptom extraction, patient-history retrieval, and differential diagnosis guidance.
Use The Cowriter when a care team needs help turning a consultation into documentation, procedure recommendations, medication checks, and structured care plans.
Use The Coder when a billing workflow needs automated concept coding, payer-compliant claim generation, and adjudication checks before submission.
Use the Diagnostic, CPT, ICD, NDC, Drug, or Procedure APIs when building a custom healthcare application that needs model-backed reasoning, classification, or validation.
Use the drug and procedure models when workflows need medical-necessity checks, interaction review, dosage validation, P2P checks, or MUE checks.
Avey positions its offerings around healthcare use cases: clinical decision support, clinical documentation, medical coding, and claims adjudication. The site also lists APIs for diagnostic, CPT, ICD, NDC, Drug, and Procedure workflows.
The source does not show a pricing table or plan details. The pricing URL currently returns a not-found page, so pricing appears to require contacting Avey or booking a demo.
The site says the APIs are used to build tools for patient conversations, physician support, coding, medication checks, and procedure validation. It does not list named third-party integrations.
The product pages describe Avey AI C-Suite for healthcare providers and APIs for developers or teams building healthcare tools. The site does not publish onboarding steps or setup requirements on the pages provided.
Avey says its research is peer reviewed before being translated into APIs or products, and that its models power the C-Suite and the APIs. The site does not publish detailed benchmark numbers in the provided material.
