Gynecology & well-woman visits
Annual exams, problem visits and follow-ups. We verify specialist and office benefits, applicable copays or coinsurance, and referral requirements when the payer source states them.
Insurance verification for OB/GYN & women’s health practices
Eligibility, benefits, prenatal and maternity details, ultrasound and in-office procedure research, and online authorization requirement checks — documented for gynecology, preventive and women’s health practices before the patient arrives.
Findings depend on the payer source available at the time of research. Eligibility and benefit information is never a guarantee of coverage, authorization approval or payment.

Care settings we support
A single practice may handle wellness exams, prenatal visits, imaging and same-week procedures — often under different benefit categories. We organize each request so your team knows which questions were answered, and which ones still need payer follow-up.
Annual exams, problem visits and follow-ups. We verify specialist and office benefits, applicable copays or coinsurance, and referral requirements when the payer source states them.
Prenatal visit benefits, global maternity language and delivery-related benefit information documented where the plan source supports it, with unconfirmed details clearly flagged.
Preventive versus diagnostic distinctions, screening benefit categories and any plan limits recorded as the source presents them, so your front desk does not assume a $0 visit.
In-office and outpatient ultrasound research, including imaging benefit categories, place-of-service differences and online authorization indicators where available.
Requested CPT or HCPCS research for procedures your clinicians order, plus online authorization and referral requirement findings under Full Benefits.
Method and device benefit questions, medical versus pharmacy benefit distinctions when the source shows them, and documented limitations or exclusions.
Real screen recording · fictional training case
This actual screen recording demonstrates the four-step women’s health verification workflow, optional procedure sections, benefit documentation and cost-sharing review using fictional data. The recording reflects an earlier calculator screen; the current training software is being updated to reuse entered benefit amounts automatically.
Our own verification software
VerifyCallie designed its own administrative verification workspace. It keeps patient demographic details, benefit findings, payer source notes, unresolved questions and the final verification report in one organized record instead of scattered notes.
The screen is a demonstration only. It uses fictional details to show how the workspace is arranged. It is not a live verification, not a live EHR or payer verification, and contains no real patient information.
Practices can request different layouts, fields and verification workflows based on how their front office works. Custom scope is reviewed separately.
Fictional record
Sample Patient A · DOB 01/01/1990
Automatic QA review
Payer source saved to record
Unconfirmed items flagged for review
Report ready for second review
Maternity benefit amount not confirmed by source
What we verify
Basic verification covers eligibility and available cost sharing. Full Benefits adds requested code research and online authorization or referral requirement checks.
Is the plan active on the date of service, for the plan and member details the practice provided?
Effective dates, plan and member status, and available coordination notes. Missing identifiers are reported as pending rather than assumed.
Do preventive, problem-oriented and specialist visits fall under different benefit categories?
Documented copay or coinsurance by benefit category, with preventive versus diagnostic distinctions where the source states them.
What does the plan document about prenatal visits, global maternity and delivery-related benefits?
Source-supported maternity language, limitations and exceptions. We do not estimate a delivery cost or promise a maternity benefit amount.
Is the ordered ultrasound or imaging service covered, and does it appear to require authorization?
Imaging benefit category, place-of-service differences and online authorization indicators, recorded with the source used.
What do payer sources show for the specific procedure codes your clinicians order?
Full Benefits research for requested codes. A code appearing in a payer tool is not a coverage decision or a payment guarantee.
Is the rendering provider and location participating with this plan product?
Network status as displayed at the time of research, including directory limitations and products that could not be confirmed.
What might the patient owe for this visit or service?
Source-supported cost-sharing amounts and out-of-pocket progress. We do not invent balances or estimate charges the source does not show.
Does this service appear to require prior authorization or a referral?
Online requirement research is part of Full Benefits. Authorization submission and payer follow-up may be separately scoped by written quote. A requirement finding is not an approval.
Coverage, benefit and authorization findings reflect the payer source available during research. They do not guarantee coverage, prior authorization approval or claim payment.

Preventive care
An annual well-woman exam and a problem-oriented service performed on the same day may fall under different benefit categories. We research the plan information available for each requested service so your scheduling team can document the differences before the visit.
Gynecologic and procedure-based care
A well-woman visit, a colposcopy, a biopsy, an IUD placement and a hysteroscopy can each sit in a different benefit category with its own authorization rule. Under Full Benefits, we research the specific codes your practice orders rather than relying on a general office-visit answer.
Requirement research is not an authorization submission, and recorded code research is not a guarantee that a claim will pay.


What happens next
01 / STEP
Use our business-only form to share your specialty mix, requested visit types, payer mix and approximate monthly volume.
02 / STEP
Agree on scope, sign the required agreements and BAA, and arrange authorized payer access before any patient information is accepted.
03 / STEP
After secure launch approval, completed reports document verified benefits, source limitations and unanswered questions for your staff.
$10
Per patient verification
Active plan status, eligibility dates and the standard copay, coinsurance, deductible and out-of-pocket information available from the payer source.
$18
Per patient verification
Everything in Basic, plus maternity and prenatal benefit details, requested CPT or HCPCS research, and online authorization and referral requirement checks where the source supports them.
Complex or multi-service surgical requests and optional prior authorization submission or follow-up are scoped and quoted separately before work begins.
Standard planning target is 24 to 48 hours, once we have everything we need, including a complete request and authorized payer access and accepted service order. Pricing reflects current published rates; volume packages and custom scope are confirmed in writing during onboarding.
Common questions
We never present an unanswered payer question as a confirmed benefit.
It is administrative research into a patient's active eligibility, the applicable office, preventive or specialist benefits, available cost sharing, and the online authorization or referral rules attached to the services your practice ordered. Findings depend on the payer source available during research.
Under Full Benefits we research the prenatal visit benefit and the maternity language the plan makes available, including limitations the source states. We do not estimate a delivery cost, promise a maternity benefit amount, or confirm what a payer will ultimately reimburse.
Full Benefits includes online prior authorization and referral requirement research for the CPT or HCPCS codes your practice requests, where the payer tool supports that research. Authorization submission and payer follow-up are separate services available by written custom quote when agreed. An online requirement finding is not an authorization approval.
Yes. Preventive, problem-oriented and diagnostic services can sit in different benefit categories with different cost sharing. We document what the plan source states and flag categories that could not be confirmed rather than assuming a $0 preventive visit.
We record the network status displayed for the rendering provider and location at the time of research, along with the plan product and the limits of directory data. Network directories can change, so the source date is documented with each finding.
Basic eligibility verification is $10 per patient and Full Benefits is $18. Requests involving multiple services, surgical components or unusual payer workflows may need an individual written quote before work begins.
No. Eligibility and benefit findings describe what the payer source showed at the time of research. Final coverage, authorization approval and claim payment are determined by the payer and are not guaranteed.
Yes. The screen shown on this page is a demonstration of VerifyCallie's own workspace using fictional details, not a fixed OB/GYN template. Practices can request different layouts, fields and verification workflows, and custom scope is reviewed separately.
No. This is a public marketing page. VerifyCallie does not accept patient or protected health information here; real records are handled only after agreements, authorized access and secure onboarding are complete.
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