For health systems
Your patients lose Medicaid over paperwork. You absorb the cost.
When a patient loses Medicaid over a missed form or an exemption that was never surfaced, they don't stop needing care. They return to your ED uninsured. Mirza keeps eligible patients enrolled, turning would-be uncompensated care into covered, billable visits, before a disenrollment notice goes out.
Mirza prevents avoidable coverage lapses, enrolls eligible-but-uninsured patients, surfaces exemption signals from clinical data, and reduces uncompensated care, so the visit stays billable instead of becoming a write-off.
Why now
H.R.1's Medicaid community-engagement requirement takes effect January 1, 2027.
States must determine who is subject to the requirement, and whether they're compliant, deemed compliant, or excluded. They must verify it from available data, run outreach and cure workflows, and keep auditable records. All on systems that were never built for this.
Figures are CMS estimates accompanying the interim final rule implementing H.R.1's Medicaid community engagement requirement: Medicaid Program; Community Engagement Requirement for Certain Individuals (CMS-2454-IFC), published June 3, 2026; requirements effective January 1, 2027.
What it means for your margin
Reduce uncompensated care
Patients who lose Medicaid over a documentation failure don't disappear; they show up at your ED without coverage. Mirza prevents the disenrollment before it happens, so the visit stays billable.
Convert uninsured patients to covered
Mirza identifies patients who qualify for Medicaid but haven't enrolled, and navigates them through the application. Every enrollment turns a charity-care write-off into a reimbursable visit.
Surface exemption signals from your own clinical data
Mirza's intelligent extraction finds patients with medical frailty, disability, or other exemption-qualifying conditions in the clinical notes you already have, before they're wrongly flagged for H.R.1 disenrollment. You own the data. We surface what's buried in it.
And a population-health lever
SNAP enrollment, fewer avoidable ED visits.
Enrolling eligible patients in SNAP reduces food insecurity, a documented driver of avoidable ED utilization across Medicaid populations. It's coverage that pays off in the outcomes your population-health team already tracks.
Coverage protected. Uncompensated care reduced.
Trust & compliance
Enterprise-grade security. Government-grade compliance.
The people you serve share their most sensitive information with Mirza, and so do the institutions that deliver their benefits. We protect it to the standards health plans and government agencies require.
End-to-end encryptedLet's keep eligible people covered.
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