Federal No Surprises Act · IDR Decision Support
Know what a disputed claim is actually worth — before you file.
Docket values out-of-network claims under the No Surprises Act, tracks every statutory deadline, and ranks a whole portfolio of disputes — grounded entirely in real, cumulative CMS arbitration data. No invented benchmarks. No black-box model.
Every qualifying claim is already a case.
Federal arbitration for out-of-network billing disputes — not optional, not case-by-case.
specialties with real, recurring dispute history — every quarter CMS has released since the program began.
is still how most providers and attorneys decide what to dispute, and what to ask for.
Know what it's worth. Know exactly where it stands.
Live today, pairing real valuation data with a live view of every case as it moves toward resolution.
Offer Calculator
A recommended opening offer and defensible range, sourced from the average amount providers have actually asked for in comparable disputes for that exact code — never a formula applied to billed charge.
Case Tracker
Every case, at a glance — not buried in a PDF or a spreadsheet.
Arbitrator & Payer Intelligence
Which certified IDR entities decide disputes for that exact code, and how they've ruled — plus a specific payer's settlement behavior.
Rank Claims
Upload a batch of candidate claims by code and billed amount, and every row is scored by dollar upside weighted by how much CMS precedent backs it. One click turns a ranked row into a filed case.
Code Lookup
Look up any CPT/HCPCS code's recommended offer with zero case tied to it — a pure sandbox for exploring what a code is worth.
Case Tracker rolls up the IDR Timeline and Eligibility Checklist in one view — six business-day-tracked stages from Open Negotiation through Payment, and all eight statutory eligibility criteria, auto-checked from case data where possible.
Built multi-tenant. Every client firm gets its own secure, self-service instance — not a shared internal demo workspace.
Software to build the case. A team to file it, if you'd rather hand it off.
Every client starts the same way — a defensible, data-backed filing position built in Docket. From there, it's your choice who actually submits it.
File it yourself
Value the claim, confirm eligibility, and track every deadline in Docket — then you click submit on the federal IDR portal.
Let Docket file it
Hand it off entirely — Docket's team clicks submit for you, start to finish.
Real data, cut the ways a dispute actually needs.
Built on CMS's own published Federal IDR data, rebuilt this year into a true cumulative history rather than a rolling single-quarter snapshot — visible in-product on Docket's own Data Sources tab, not asserted in a pitch deck.
codes with enough real precedent to benchmark — every recommended offer grounded in disputes for that exact code, never a specialty-wide blend.
real code/metro-area combinations — a regional reference point shown alongside the national offer, never replacing it.
real payers and 15 certified IDR entities, tracked by name with actual win rates — live-searchable.
From one quarter to a true cumulative history.
A code needs at least 10 real disputes on record before Docket shows a number at all — never a guess.
Compared to how a claim is normally valued.
Same toolkit, your own cases — whichever seat you sit in.
Role changes which cases you see by default. It never changes what you can do with them — physicians increasingly use Docket directly rather than routing every dispute through counsel first.
Physician
Value and track your own disputed claims directly, and assign a case to a specific owner in a multi-provider practice.
Attorney
Toggle between your own cases and the full firm portfolio, use Rank Claims to triage a new batch, and build a filing position backed by cited precedent rather than a client's gut feel.
Billing Team
Run the portfolio view across every case a practice owns, rank incoming claims before deciding what's worth disputing, and keep deadlines and supporting documents in one place per case.
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See a real case file — not a slide about one.
A live walkthrough runs on Docket's actual production platform, with real, cumulative CMS-backed numbers — not a mockup built for the pitch.
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See the platform against real cases in a 20-minute walkthrough.
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