The payer hold queue
should not own your day

Muni Calls places routine payer calls, waits through phone trees, gathers answers, and hands your team the outcome instead of another hour on hold.

Built for prior auth, claim status, eligibility, and follow-up loops.

Calling into

  • Prior auth
  • Claim status
  • Eligibility
  • Aetna
  • BCBS
  • UnitedHealthcare
What it does

Muni handles the repetitive calls nobody can protect time for.

The best use of AI voice is not replacing judgment. It is absorbing the payer choreography that blocks the day.

fixed
monthly scope
all
major payers

Live call queue

Routine payer work stays in motion.

Active
01Phone tree
Running
02On hold
Running
03Status found
Queued
04Human review
Queued

Staff sees

Outcome, transcript, blockers, next step, and whether a human needs to take over.

01

Prior authorization follow-up

Muni calls to check status, retrieve requirements, and surface what is still blocking approval.

02

Claim status and payment chasing

Unpaid claims get a persistent follow-up path instead of waiting for someone to find a quiet hour.

03

Eligibility and routine verification

The system gathers structured answers and leaves exceptions for the humans who can actually resolve them.

The handoff

Calls are only valuable when the result is legible.

A completed call should not create another mystery. Muni turns outcomes into notes, next steps, and escalation context.

Call result

One clean handoff instead of another mystery.

Ready

Outcome

Status confirmed

Blocker

Missing payer requirement

Next step

Submit requested item

Escalation

Human review only if needed

Review trail

Call summary captured
Transcript attached
Next action assigned

Navigates the low-value friction

Phone trees, hold music, repetitive identity checks, and basic status questions are exactly the work a machine should endure.

Keeps transcript and outcome context

Your team gets the call result with enough detail to decide whether to submit, wait, escalate, or appeal.

Escalates instead of improvising

Complex calls route back to staff with what Muni already learned, so humans start from context instead of zero.

The promise
Your office manager should not be the practice's hold-music department.

Muni Calls

Payer phones

Put the hold queue
on autopilot

Tell us which payer calls are chewing up the week. We will map whether Calls, Appeals, or both are the right first move.

Questions, answered

Frequently asked questions

What the calling agent handles, what it escalates, and how it fits into the denial workflow.

Muni Calls uses AI voice technology to place calls to insurance companies on your behalf. The AI navigates phone trees, waits on hold, provides the reference information, and completes calls for prior authorizations, claim status updates, and eligibility verification — then hands your team a structured outcome instead of a voicemail.

Muni Calls handles four main types of calls: (1) Prior authorization calls to get approvals for procedures, (2) Claim status follow-ups for unpaid claims over 30 days old, (3) Eligibility verification before appointments, and (4) Patient call answering for appointment scheduling and general inquiries.

$499/month is the standardized receptionist plan for smaller practices. Managed payer operations - including eligibility, prior authorization, claim status, batch calling, and custom payer playbooks - receive a fixed monthly quote based on volume, workflow complexity, and support needs.

Complex cases that require human judgment are escalated to your staff with all the information the AI gathered during the call. Routine status and verification calls are handled automatically. You always have full visibility into call outcomes and can review transcripts.

Muni Calls works with all major insurance companies including Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield plans, UnitedHealthcare, Cigna, Humana, Medicare, and Medicaid. Our AI learns each insurer's phone trees and processes for optimal call handling.

Muni starts handling calls from day one after setup. Staff time savings are visible from the first week, because the hold queue stops being your team's job.