RIGOR · Stage 3 · Payment

The other half of a clearance: getting paid.

Every AI/ML device traced from FDA clearance to its payment pathway — NTAP, CPT category, CMS rate, MAC coverage, commercial payer policy — as one linkage graph. Devices like yours: who got paid, how much, through which mechanism.

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devices traced
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payment pathways
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payer policies indexed

Payment mechanisms — live corpus

NTAP add-on (inpatient)
3 pathways · median $1,040
3
$1,024–$1,868
Category I CPT + CMS rate
1 pathway · median $1,017
1
$1,017
Category III CPT / APC
1 pathway · median $300
1
$300

Mechanisms are reported separately, never pooled into one “reimbursement rate.” An NTAP add-on and an OPPS/APC rate are different measurements; each amount keeps its mechanism, setting, effective date, and source link. Bars compare device counts, not dollars. CPT codes appear as bare factual identifiers — follow the CMS link for the official descriptor.

Machine access

Query the same graph over MCP — reimbursement_lookup, reimbursement_search, reimbursement_stats
curl -s https://radar.healthai.com/api/mcp \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{"jsonrpc":"2.0","id":1,"method":"tools/call",
       "params":{"name":"reimbursement_search",
                 "arguments":{"mechanism":"ntap"}}}'

Look up by FDA clearance number or bare CPT code; every amount carries its mechanism, effective date, and a source link — descriptive only, never billing or coverage advice.

Track the payment layer as it fills in

The pathway corpus is a growing seed set — new NTAP cycles, CPT changes, and payer policies land as they publish. Get notified as coverage for devices like yours appears.

CPT is a registered trademark of the AMA; codes are shown as factual identifiers only. Public CMS/FDA data and payers’ own published policies.

Statistical pattern analysis of public FDA / CMS data — descriptive decision-support, not legal, regulatory, coding, or reimbursement advice. Verify against primary sources. A Health AI product · machine access over MCP.