Your team is small. You're not on your own.
Short answer
Aerolib gives critical access hospitals physician advisor coverage without hiring a full-time physician advisor. Our advisors handle same-day status reviews, Two-Midnight Rule guidance, peer-to-peer calls and appeals for small case management teams.
Reviewed by board-certified physician advisors
What small teams tell us
- One or two people cover case management, UR and discharge planning
- There's no physician advisor on staff to call
- Denials pile up because no one has time to appeal
How Aerolib helps
- Same-day status reviews by text or call
- Help tracking status decisions against the 96-hour average length-of-stay condition
- Peer-to-peer calls and appeals handled for you
- Training so your physicians document clearly
Tools behind it
- Physician advisor accessBoard-certified advisors, same-day response
- Clinical decision treesTwo-Midnight Rule and Condition Code 44 flowcharts
- Payer behavior profilesDenial patterns and contacts for your state
Common questions
Does a critical access hospital need a full-time physician advisor?
Usually not. Most critical access hospitals don't have the case volume for a full-time role. Aerolib gives you physician advisor coverage when a case needs it.
How do we reach an advisor?
Text or call. Advisors respond the same day.
Talk with a physician advisor
Tell us about your hospital and we'll set up a call with one of our physician advisors.