Paste a DMEPOS 835 and DME Radar surfaces unit reductions, HCPCS substitutions, same-or-similar denials, and capped-rental miscounts - every dollar is the real billed-minus-paid read from your remittance, every flag cites its CMS / DME-MAC rule, and it all runs on your device with no PHI.
Payers quietly pay DMEPOS suppliers less than billed - units cut, a cheaper HCPCS swapped in, same-or-similar denials, capped-rental months miscounted. Each 835 looks fine at a glance, so nobody reconciles line by line and the shortfall posts silently. Less than 0.2% of denied claims are ever appealed, even though 44% of the internal appeals that do get filed reverse the denial.
DME Radar parses your DMEPOS remittance entirely in the browser and counts and drops every patient identifier on parse, so no PHI ever leaves your device.
It reads the real billed-minus-paid delta from the 835 and flags unit reductions, HCPCS substitutions, same-or-similar and medical-necessity denials, and capped-rental miscounts against a source-cited set of CMS / DME-MAC rules, LCDs, and CARC/RARC codes.
Each flagged line generates a plan-aware appeal letter - ERISA 2560.503, Medicare Advantage, DME-MAC redetermination, or Medicaid - grounded in the documented shortfall and the exact CARC codes, ready to review and sign.
Load the sample or paste a real DMEPOS remittance and DME Radar surfaces every documented shortfall on-device in seconds, appeal letter included.
