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Marlabs automates 85% of healthcare payments for one provider

Marlabs developed an AI system to automate payment posting for a healthcare billing company handling 85,000 monthly payments. The system uses large language models to interpret payer rules—even undocumented ones—and posts payments automatically, reducing errors by 95% and freeing staff for complex cases. Claims still require human review, but the AI flags exceptions with explanations, speeding…

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  • AI system automates 85% of 85,000 monthly payments for a healthcare billing company
  • Reduces posting errors by 95% and speeds denial resolution with human oversight
  • AI uncovers undocumented payer rules by learning from real outcomes, not just rulebooks

The company processed payments faster, resolved denials more efficiently, and gained real-time visibility into exceptions. Marlabs emphasizes starting with high-volume, rule-heavy tasks like payment posting, using AI to uncover implicit rules and ensure transparency in every decision. The approach aims to scale operations without adding headcount, directly improving cash collection for providers.

Full story from Unite.AI · by Brian Rowe, Senior VP of AI & Machine Learning, MarlabsOpen source ↗

How AI-Powered Automation Can Solve the Payment-Posting Bottleneck

Unite.AI · 5 November 2026

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