Claims and attachments arrived together
CMS-1500 and CMS-1450 forms could appear alongside cover sheets, correspondence, EOBs, and supporting documents in the same scanner batch.
A financial institution supporting healthcare claims operations uses Itemize to automate mixed scanner intake—separating documents, identifying claim forms, capturing line-item data, and delivering clean structured output into existing adjudication workflows.
Healthcare claim forms arrived through scanners in mixed, unsorted batches. Professional and institutional claims were intermingled with cover sheets, correspondence, EOBs, and supporting documents, while individual claims could span multiple pages. Staff had to manually separate, identify, and key documents before adjudication could begin.
For the bank, the challenge was not simply OCR. Intake automation had to preserve multipage claim integrity, keep non-claim attachments out of the claim stream, capture structured healthcare data accurately, and fit the downstream adjudication process already in place.
CMS-1500 and CMS-1450 forms could appear alongside cover sheets, correspondence, EOBs, and supporting documents in the same scanner batch.
Page boundaries were not always obvious, creating risk that claim pages could be split incorrectly or attachments could enter downstream processing.
Teams spent time identifying forms and keying patient, provider, coding, date-of-service, charge, and line-item data before the claims workflow could continue.
Itemize ingests the complete scanner batch and applies intelligent document splitting to identify page boundaries and reassemble multipage claims. It then classifies each document, isolates CMS-1500 and CMS-1450 claim forms, filters non-claim attachments from the adjudication stream, and captures structured claim data—including line-item service and revenue details.
Intelligent document splitting detects document boundaries across the full batch and keeps pages belonging to the same claim together as a complete unit.
Itemize identifies CMS-1500 and CMS-1450 forms and separates cover sheets, correspondence, EOBs, and other supporting documents so non-claim content does not enter the adjudication workflow.
Automated data capture structures patient, provider, date-of-service, diagnosis, procedure, charge, and line-item service or revenue data for downstream claims processing.
The bank can turn raw scanner batches into structured healthcare claim data in a single automated pass, reducing manual sorting and keying while improving the quality and consistency of data entering adjudication.
Mixed scanner batches are separated, classified, filtered, and captured with minimal manual handling.
Claims reach downstream processing faster because manual document sorting and repetitive data entry are removed from the front end.
Cleaner, structured claim data reduces avoidable downstream corrections while preserving the institution’s existing adjudication environment.
Performance metrics shown are illustrative and should be confirmed against customer production results before publication. Actual results vary by document mix, scan quality, workflow configuration, and deployment conditions.
See how Itemize can help banks automate healthcare document intake, capture claim-level and line-item data, and deliver cleaner structured information into existing adjudication operations.