Accepts orders three ways.
Upload a PDF or image, receive it by eFax, or pull it from ClinixBoost EHR. Multi-page order sets are read in full; consent forms and education sheets are set aside. Only signed, approved orders are processed.
01 / Current capability · Documentation & review
NCCN Compliance
Reports.
Turn a chemotherapy order or clinical note into a structured NCCN guideline report, with the guideline section, recommended-use text, and evidence category cited, so coverage review starts from the same evidence on both sides.
NCCN Compliance Checker. Clinical decisions remain with the care team.
NCCN Compliance Checker
Where it fits
- 01
Clinical context
The patient behind the decision
- 02
Supporting evidence
The rationale, with its sources
- 03
Coverage clarity
Requirements and unresolved gaps
- 04
Financial visibility
Expected costs and assumptions
- 05
Measurable outcomes
What happened after the decision
Informs the highlighted rowsReviewed by people
01 / What it does today
From the order as written
to a report that shows its work.
Extracts the treatment as written.
Regimen, medications, dosing, routes, schedules, premedications, and hold parameters, alongside the diagnosis, stage, histology, and biomarkers. Drug names stay as the clinician wrote them.
Matches the clinical scenario to NCCN recommended use.
Across 90+ cancer types, the whole combination is evaluated against the recommended-use text for the patient’s indication, not just an evidence category in isolation.
Reports with citations and alternatives.
A PDF with the determination, its rationale, the NCCN reference, alternative NCCN-listed regimens, and an audit trail. Delivered by eFax, download, or back into the EHR.
02 / Evidence and citations
Every determination
names its guideline.
Each treatment receives one of two determinations: it matches NCCN recommended use for this patient’s scenario, or it does not and needs justification or modification. Either way the report states the guideline name, the recommended-use text that applies, the evidence category, and any caveats.
Every extracted field carries a confidence score and a reference to where in the source document it was found, so a reviewer can check the extraction against the original page.
A health plan’s drug policy can be checked alongside the guideline. The policy document is read for its general requirements, condition-specific indications, and exclusions, and the patient’s scenario is compared against each.
Patient
Name, date of birth, age, height, weight, body surface area, allergies
Clinical context
Primary diagnosis, cancer type, disease category, stage, histology, biomarker status
Treatment
Regimen, medications, dosing (mg/m², mg/kg, AUC), routes, cycle day, frequency, premedications, hold parameters
Order
Order date, ordering physician, approval status, confidence score for each field
What the report records from each order.
03 / What the clinician reviews
Checked twice by software.
Decided once by people.
Extraction runs as two independent passes that must agree. A clinician reviews every report before it is used.
A structured, cited report.
- The extracted order and patient context, each field with a confidence score
- A determination for each agent and for the regimen as a whole, with rationale
- The NCCN reference and alternative regimens listed for this indication
What happens next.
- Whether the extraction is faithful to the order
- Whether to proceed, document a justified exception, or modify the plan
- On the reviewer’s side, the coverage determination itself
04 / Who it serves
One report,
readable on both sides of the review.
patients & familiesIndirectly
Fewer avoidable delays between a treatment decision and its approval, and a rationale the care team can explain.
oncology practicesToday
Prior authorization documentation assembled from the order itself, with the guideline citation attached. Pharmacy teams can verify protocol alignment before dispensing.
health plansToday
Reviewers receive the same structured report, by fax or through the platform, with pre-extracted data and the guideline basis visible. Plan deployments are arranged individually.
technology partnersToday
Fax-in, fax-out and document intake fit existing workflows without integration work; a connection from other EHRs is on the roadmap.
05 / Example output
A chemotherapy order in,
a guideline report out.
A faxed chemotherapy order and the clinical note behind it, beside the report produced from them. Open either PDF to read it in full.
A real case, de-identified: names, dates of birth, dates of service, signatures, identifiers, and the practice’s details have been removed.
A shared ambition
Coverage review that starts
from the same evidence.
For oncology practices and health plans ready to replace retyped justifications with a report that cites its guideline.