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AI agents triaging referrals across thousands of SNFs, right now.
Our technology connects providers, payers, and patients so we can automate healthcare holistically — starting with the most complex patients. While our customers only see seamless workflows, behind-the-scenes agents are training in our proprietary reinforcement learning environment to automate all these workflows.
Roughly a quarter of US healthcare spending goes to administration. In skilled nursing, thin margins meet the heaviest paperwork: referrals by fax, eligibility by phone, claims by hand, schedules in spreadsheets, care plans retyped between systems. Whoever automates that work doesn't sell software to the industry — they become its operating layer.
Skilled nursing is concentrated pain: every facility runs the same referral → admission → claim cycle on 1980s tooling. High volume, high stakes, brutally repetitive — perfect ground for agents.
The industry has bought dashboards for a decade; people still do the work. Our agents do the work itself — reading, deciding, messaging, filing — and are measured on outcomes, not logins.
Extraction and judgment over messy documents crossed the usable threshold. The bottleneck is no longer the model — it's the environment to train and prove agents in. We built that environment. It powers the world above.
Before an agent ever touches a live referral, it has run the job thousands of times in a simulated world of hospitals, facilities, payers, and patients. The world above is real training infrastructure, not a marketing toy.
Each episode is a full patient journey — referral to discharge home — replayed with real-world messiness: denials, missing prior auths, tight bedboards.
Agents are rewarded for outcomes across the care journey: beds filled fast, claims paid first-pass, patients home safely. Policy updates follow the reward.
Only proven policies graduate to production, where they run referrals, census, and RCM across the real network every day.
In production, every referral, claim, payment, denial, and discharge keeps refining the policy — the same loop shown in the simulation.
eFax, Epic, 11+ discharge portals, uploads — even that old fax machine.
Diagnoses, meds, payer, level of care — structured in seconds, not scanned by hand.
Every referral scored against facilities' beds, capabilities, and economics.
Responses, bedboards, billing data — pushed downstream automatically.
Not a roadmap — production. Across thousands of SNFs the fleet reads admission packets, answers hospitals, runs bedboards and census, and defends claims: ~19 million automated runs every 30 days.
All referrals, one dashboard. AI extraction from admission packets, best-fit rankings, and a queue admissions teams clear in minutes instead of afternoons.
Live bedboards and census anywhere. Forecasted discharges, projected open beds, and referrals matched to openings before competitors even reply.
Automation at the front of the revenue cycle: cleaner admissions, denial prevention, and coding capture — so census growth becomes collected revenue.
Real-time coordination with hospital discharge planners inside the tools they already use — bed availability, questions, and acceptances without phone tag.
A fleet of portal bots working 24/7 — ~19M runs every 30 days — logging in, pulling packets, and posting updates automatically.
Growth with continuous compliance. Documentation, level-of-care transitions, and billing rules tracked automatically as part of the same loop.
Each new building adds thousands of genuine referral-to-payment episodes a year to the training corpus.
Policies retrain on real outcomes — acceptance speed, denial causes, payment timing — and ship back to every facility at once.
+$525k average additional annual revenue per facility is a case study every operator understands — portfolios adopt building by building.
Referral patterns across hospitals, payers, and facilities — structured operational data of post-acute care that compounds with scale.
Healthcare administration breaks into operating loops, and every loop is a building block: model it in the environment, set the reward, train the agent, deploy. Each block funds and trains the next.
Referral-to-claim automation live in thousands of SNFs, on simple per-facility SaaS that lands whole portfolios.
Eligibility, prior auth, billing, appeals — agents owning the dollar from admission to remittance.
Hospitals, facilities, and payers coordinating through Magicare agents on both sides of every referral.
The RL environment generalizes: simulate any operating loop in healthcare — financial, staffing, clinical — prove the agent, deploy it at scale.
Census and revenue cycle were the first blocks — proof that a simulated loop becomes a production agent. Everything else an owner-operator manages is the same shape: a loop the world already models, a reward an operator already tracks.
The block that proved the method: agents trained on simulated referral episodes now run intake, bedboards, and census in production.
Eligibility, auth, claims, denials. The reward is a claim paid first-pass — and every payment and denial keeps updating the policy.
Same environment, new reward: every shift covered as census and acuity move, with agency as the last resort — trained on the same simulated census that already drives the world above.
Reward the number owners actually watch — cost per patient day, held down at constant quality — and let the agent search the levers: agency mix, supplies, length of stay.
Plan of care and MDS as a loop: clinical signals in, next-best action out, documentation current and survey-ready — proven against simulated residents before it ever touches a chart.
Thousands of SNFs run on Magicare today — portfolio-wide deployments, results operators repeat to each other, and an environment that gets smarter with every one of them.
With Magicare, all our homes are now full.
Magicare increased my facility's revenue by $1M.
With Magicare we are never alone. They are true partners.
The product is live, the environment is training, and the road is long. We're bringing together partners and investors who share this future for healthcare administration.