Paz Claims AI: Fixing the Most Broken Part of Healthcare Insurance
Discover how Paz Claims AI reduces delays, errors, and queries in healthcare insurance claims, making the process faster and stress-free.
Team Pazcare
Sanchit Malik
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Updated on:
September 16, 2025
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Quick Summary
Most health insurance problems start with claims delays, queries, and missing documents. Paz Claims AI fixes this with instant error detection, error checks, and real-time status updates. The result? Faster claim settlements, reduced stress for employees, less admin work for HRs, and cost savings for insurers.
Most health insurance problems start with claims delays, queries, and missing documents. Paz Claims AI fixes this with instant error detection, error checks, and real-time status updates. The result? Faster claim settlements, reduced stress for employees, less admin work for HRs, and cost savings for insurers.
If you ask employees and HRs where their insurance breaks, the answer is always the same: claims.
At Pazcare, our data shows that 20% of reimbursements get stuck in insurer and TPA queries. These claims can stretch beyond 30 days. For the employee, that’s uncertainty at the worst possible time. For the HR, it means firefighting escalations. And the root cause is simple: documents. One missing prescription, one unclear bill, and the claim goes into a loop.
We knew this was the biggest gap to solve. That’s why we built Paz Claims AI.
Why Claims Break Down
Reimbursements are document-heavy. If one paper is missing such as a doctor’s note, a pharmacy bill, ore a doctor’s note, a pharmacy bill, a discharge summary, the insurer raises a query. Employees re-upload, TPAs recheck, and weeks are lost in back-and-forth.
This broken process leaves:
Employees frustrated and anxious
HRs stuck chasing insurers
Insurers spending unnecessary time on rework
How Paz Claims AI Solves This
We asked ourselves a simple question: what if we could stop claims from going wrong at the very beginning?
Here’s what we built:
Error detection at source → When an employee uploads documents, our AI reviews them instantly. Missing fields, unclear bills, or unsigned prescriptions are flagged right there.
Disease-specific knowledge base → Over 3 years, we’ve built a proprietary dataset of required documents for every treatment type — maternity, surgery, dialysis, and more. No guesswork, no repetitive queries.
Fraud detection baked in → Duplicate entries and suspicious bills are flagged before they reach the insurer.
Real-time visibility → Employees and HRs get live status updates and expected TATs. No more chasing for answers.
5 easy steps to file a healthcare insurance claim
The Impact
With Paz Claims AI, reimbursement queries have dropped to almost zero.
Claims get settled in days, not months
Employees have less stress during a vulnerable time
HRs don’t need to chase insurers and TPAs
Insurers save costs and reduce rework
Everyone in the ecosystem wins.
Beyond Claims
Claims are the most broken part of insurance, but they’re not the only pain point. Over the last 3 years, we’ve also:
Built deep API integrations with insurers for faster onboarding
Leveraged LLMs for document reading to cut errors and reduce costs
Automated endorsement workflows so HRs don’t get stuck in admin
Now, we’re building the next set of AI-powered workflows to further reduce administrative hassle for customers, cut opex costs for insurers and TPAs, and drive higher margins for us.
It’s a flywheel: better systems → happier customers → leaner operations → stronger business → more investment back into experience.
Why This Matters
At the end of the day, claims are the moment of truth in insurance. If we can make claims smooth, fast, and transparent, we rebuild trust in the system.
That’s why we’ve put Claims AI at the center of our product vision. Insurance shouldn’t feel like a battle of documents. It should feel like support when you need it the most.
And with Paz Claims AI, that’s exactly what we’re delivering.
Reach out to me on sanchit@pazcare.com or message me on LinkedIn if you’d like to explore this technology or discuss how you can leverage it for your organization.
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About the Author
Sanchit Malik
Co-founder and CEO at Pazcare
Sanchit started his first company at Padhaaro during college with Ish Jindal (currently Founder of Tars), and then Townscript in 2013 immediately after graduating from college.
Townscript was bought over by Bookmyshow in 2017 and after working for 3 more years with Bookmyshow he decided to start Pazcare.com in 2021
Most health insurance problems start with claims delays, queries, and missing documents. Paz Claims AI fixes this with instant error detection, error checks, and real-time status updates. The result? Faster claim settlements, reduced stress for employees, less admin work for HRs, and cost savings for insurers.
If you ask employees and HRs where their insurance breaks, the answer is always the same: claims.
At Pazcare, our data shows that 20% of reimbursements get stuck in insurer and TPA queries. These claims can stretch beyond 30 days. For the employee, that’s uncertainty at the worst possible time. For the HR, it means firefighting escalations. And the root cause is simple: documents. One missing prescription, one unclear bill, and the claim goes into a loop.
We knew this was the biggest gap to solve. That’s why we built Paz Claims AI.
Why Claims Break Down
Reimbursements are document-heavy. If one paper is missing such as a doctor’s note, a pharmacy bill, ore a doctor’s note, a pharmacy bill, a discharge summary, the insurer raises a query. Employees re-upload, TPAs recheck, and weeks are lost in back-and-forth.
This broken process leaves:
Employees frustrated and anxious
HRs stuck chasing insurers
Insurers spending unnecessary time on rework
How Paz Claims AI Solves This
We asked ourselves a simple question: what if we could stop claims from going wrong at the very beginning?
Here’s what we built:
Error detection at source → When an employee uploads documents, our AI reviews them instantly. Missing fields, unclear bills, or unsigned prescriptions are flagged right there.
Disease-specific knowledge base → Over 3 years, we’ve built a proprietary dataset of required documents for every treatment type — maternity, surgery, dialysis, and more. No guesswork, no repetitive queries.
Fraud detection baked in → Duplicate entries and suspicious bills are flagged before they reach the insurer.
Real-time visibility → Employees and HRs get live status updates and expected TATs. No more chasing for answers.
5 easy steps to file a healthcare insurance claim
The Impact
With Paz Claims AI, reimbursement queries have dropped to almost zero.
Claims get settled in days, not months
Employees have less stress during a vulnerable time
HRs don’t need to chase insurers and TPAs
Insurers save costs and reduce rework
Everyone in the ecosystem wins.
Beyond Claims
Claims are the most broken part of insurance, but they’re not the only pain point. Over the last 3 years, we’ve also:
Built deep API integrations with insurers for faster onboarding
Leveraged LLMs for document reading to cut errors and reduce costs
Automated endorsement workflows so HRs don’t get stuck in admin
Now, we’re building the next set of AI-powered workflows to further reduce administrative hassle for customers, cut opex costs for insurers and TPAs, and drive higher margins for us.
It’s a flywheel: better systems → happier customers → leaner operations → stronger business → more investment back into experience.
Why This Matters
At the end of the day, claims are the moment of truth in insurance. If we can make claims smooth, fast, and transparent, we rebuild trust in the system.
That’s why we’ve put Claims AI at the center of our product vision. Insurance shouldn’t feel like a battle of documents. It should feel like support when you need it the most.
And with Paz Claims AI, that’s exactly what we’re delivering.
Reach out to me on sanchit@pazcare.com or message me on LinkedIn if you’d like to explore this technology or discuss how you can leverage it for your organization.