Specialty Medicine Clinical Advocacy Platform
Faster access. Fewer denials. Zero guesswork.
Getting a patient started on specialty therapy takes a stack of paperwork that has nothing to do with their care. Valicerta produces the payer-facing documents your practice already writes by hand — built against the payer's current policy, the current clinical guidelines, and the individual patient's record.
The work that delays care isn't clinical, but it is critical.
Prior authorizations, letters of medical necessity, appeals, peer-to-peer calls. Each one is manual, time-absorbing, and lands on the same few people in the practice. Every hour spent on it is an hour a patient spends waiting.
That burden is the gap Valicerta closes.
How Valicerta closes the gap
What it does
Four document types
Medical exception letters, letters of medical necessity, denial appeals, and preparation for peer-to-peer review — each written to its own purpose rather than from one generic template.
Built against current policy
Each document is written against the payer's published medical or pharmacy policy for that drug and diagnosis, and quotes it, so the letter answers the criteria a reviewer is actually checking.
Grounded in current guidelines
Where professional-society or clinical practice guidelines support the request, they are cited rather than paraphrased from memory.
Specific to the patient
Diagnosis and ICD-10, disease stage, biomarker status, prior therapies and why each was stopped, weight- and BSA-based dosing. The letter argues this patient's case, not a category.
How patient information is handled
- The intake form collects no patient identifiers. There is no field for a patient's name, date of birth, or member ID anywhere in it.
- Generated documents arrive with those details left as blanks, for your office to fill in after download.
- Documents are drafted using AI and are a starting point, not a finished submission. Every one is reviewed and edited by your practice before it goes anywhere.
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