How Strata works

From denial to a signable appeal, in about two minutes.

Strata reads the denial — original or extension — builds the procedural argument, and drafts the letter. You stay in control of the words that matter and skip the hour of boilerplate.

~2 min

Median time to a signable draft

100%

Citations verified against source

0

Invented citations or quotes

25 MB

Max denial upload, parsed in seconds

Three steps, no blank page.

01

Drop the denial

Upload the UR denial — the non-certification PDF. Strata parses the requested service, date of injury, claim number, and the reviewer's stated rationale.

02

Strata builds the argument

Strata matches the denial to the right MTUS guidelines, pulls the supporting evidence, and structures a procedural rebuttal — not a form letter.

03

You review and sign

A compliant letter lands ready to edit and get signed by the prescribing physician. Tighten a sentence, then export and send.

MTUS-cited, every time

Each argument is anchored to the guideline section it relies on, so the letter holds up under utilization review.

Real studies, never invented

Every study Strata cites is a real, peer-reviewed paper — hand-selected from the published literature and quoted verbatim. It can't cite a source that isn't in its verified library.

Built for California workers' comp

Purpose-built for California cold compression denials — MTUS, ODG, and the Labor Code patterns reviewers use to deny them. Not a general tool bent to fit.

PHI handled with care

Documents are encrypted at rest and in transit, and protected health information is redacted from every log line.

Security & compliance

Patient data, protected like it's our own.

  • Encrypted in transit & at rest
  • US-based AWS infrastructure
  • Audit logging retained 7 years
  • Invite-only access
  • No PHI in model logs
  • A signed BAA with every customer

Built by a team with years inside workers' comp DME — we know what a denied device costs the people waiting on it.

Stop writing appeals. Start overturning them.