A live feed of every medical-policy, prior-auth, and fee-schedule change across U.S. commercial payers and state Medicaid programs.
What it is
PayerPolicy Watch is the first paid product on the largest prospect base: every hospital RCM, every physician group billing team, every pharma market-access team, and every CRO that needs to know when payer rules change. Today the work is done by hand โ staff scan portals on Mondays and compile a Google Sheet of what changed.
The product is one feed. Each captured change carries the source document, the effective date, the diff against the prior version, and a plain-English translation into the operational response. A subscriber sets a watch on the codes, payers, and states that matter to their book and receives a daily digest with two sections: changes effective in the next 60 days (plan for them) and changes effective immediately (workflow response now).
Sold under named institutional license, priced per seat with volume discounts. Build order 1 of the Branmoor paid line.
Primary data sources
- Commercial payer medical policy portals — Aetna, Anthem/Elevance, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, Humana, BCBS plans โ policy documents, PA requirements, fee schedule notes
- State Medicaid program publications — Coverage policy, fee schedule, and bulletin changes by state
- CMS National Coverage Determinations + LCDs — Medicare coverage policy baseline
- Payer provider manuals — Administrative requirements, claims edit rules
Buyers
- Hospital revenue cycle and managed care contracting
- Physician group billing leadership
- Pharma market access teams (commercial + government)
- Specialty pharmacy operations
- Population health and ACO contracting
Methodology
Every captured document is diffed against the prior version and stored. Operational translations are templated and reviewed; the source link and effective date are always present.
Inquire about access
PayerPolicy Watch is sold under named institutional license. Pricing is scoped per engagement. Reach out with the institutional context (organization, role, intended use) and we'll route a relevant scope of work.