Your team saves time, saves money, and builds a clean claim rate that compounds over time. The pilot is open. Signal is already expanding to additional DMEPOS supplies and devices.
CGM coverage gaps don't announce themselves. By the time a claim denies, your staff is in reactive mode — appeals, re-submissions, and lost reimbursement time.
Nearly 1 in 3 glucose monitor claims carries a documentation error. Over two-thirds stem from insufficient documentation. (CMS CERT 2019)
HME platforms weren't built for CGM's device-specific wear-day rules or PA workflows.
CMS is bringing CGM into competitive bidding. Small suppliers without clean billing records are at risk.
Since February 2026, the nationwide moratorium means suppliers can't grow their way out of billing problems.
Signal monitors your patient panel for the documentation conditions that cause CGM claim denials. When a gap appears, your team sees it first.
Signal identifies the documentation conditions that cause CGM claim denials — physician visit currency, prior authorization status, enrollment validity, and more — before they become denial conditions.
Every patient with an open documentation gap is ranked by risk and timing. Your team works the highest-priority cases first. The window to act is visible before it closes.
Signal reads your existing data and hands your team a ranked worklist of documentation gaps to resolve before claims go out. Your system stays. Your workflow stays. Signal slots in.
Signal never stores patient names, dates of birth, Social Security numbers, or contact information. The sole crosswalk key is your internal patient_id (MRN or account number). Your staff maintains the patient_id ↔ identity mapping locally, in your existing system. Signal sees: device type, shipment date, quantity, and payer. Nothing else.
Signal is live and the pilot is open. Come see what we built.