Careviso Physician Network Tops 460,000 Providers

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Careviso has surpassed 460,000 physician network enrollments on its seeQer platform, targeting 500,000 providers by year-end as prior authorization mandates tighten.

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What Happened

Careviso's physician network has grown well beyond its original foundation in obstetrics and gynecology and oncology. The company now holds enrollment penetration rates of 61% among U.S. endocrinologists, 57% among gastroenterologists, 50% among radiologists, and 45% among cardiologists — a footprint concentrated in diagnostically complex specialties where prior authorization friction is most acute and the administrative cost of delays is highest.

The scale of the network is producing measurable clinical workflow improvements. A case study conducted with XiFin, an AI-powered revenue cycle management company, found that careviso reduced the average time to submit prior authorizations from 3.1 days to 1.6 days. Average time to close a prior authorization case fell from 8.1 days to 3.8 days — a reduction exceeding 50% across both metrics.

Platform and Product Expansion

The network milestone arrives alongside continued development of the seeQer platform. Careviso recently released PA Submit Right, a feature that decodes prior authorization submission pathways and directs clinical teams to the precise submission location required by each payer, eliminating one of the most common sources of prior authorization delay and rework.

Earlier in 2026, the company introduced PA on File, an intelligence layer that allows clinical teams to instantly confirm whether a prior authorization already exists for a patient before initiating a new request. The company also expanded seeQer's real-time pharmacy benefit capabilities, building a more complete workflow that bridges medical and pharmaceutical benefits in a single interface.

During the 2026 Annual Reverification season, seeQer supported 1,672 unique products across 51 distinct clients, achieving an 87% benefit pullback rate with an average turnaround time of 20 seconds.

Strategic Context

Prior authorization remains one of the most costly administrative burdens in U.S. healthcare, costing providers $20 to $50 per authorization and consuming an average of 13 staff hours per week. Regulatory pressure is compounding that operational urgency: as of January 1, 2026, major payers must issue prior authorization decisions within 72 hours for expedited requests and seven calendar days for standard requests. A further federal mandate requiring electronic prior authorization interfaces goes live January 1, 2027.

Careviso's physician network strategy positions the company directly at the intersection of these changes. By connecting payers and providers at scale through seeQer, the platform enables automated eligibility verification, real-time cost estimation, and authorization status checks — reducing dependence on phone- and fax-based workflows that persist across much of the sector.

CEO and co-founder Andrew Mignatti described the network expansion as evidence of the trust physicians and healthcare organizations place in careviso to streamline prior authorization workflows and improve patient access to care.

Outlook

Careviso's expansion of its physician network to more than 460,000 enrollments cements the company's position as a leading healthcare tech platform for prior authorization efficiency. With specialty penetration deepening across endocrinology, gastroenterology, radiology, and cardiology, and a 2027 federal electronic prior authorization mandate creating a firm industry deadline, the company enters the second half of 2026 with structural tailwinds intact. Reaching 500,000 enrolled providers by year-end would represent more than a 150% increase from the 200,000-provider baseline recorded in early 2024.

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