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Cuts administrative work for specialty practices — starts with prior auths, filled from the chart for the doctor to review. Quaspar is an AI administrative assistant that helps independent specialty practices reduce the paperwork behind prior authorizations. As you work inside your browser-based EHR, Quaspar automatically detects when a procedure or medication requires prior authorization. It reads the patient's chart, gathers the required clinical information, and fills out prior authorization forms across EHRs and payer portals. Before submission, Quaspar checks for missing information and flags common denial risks to help reduce rework and delays. Quaspar also helps practices: Detect procedures and medications that require prior authorization Automatically complete prior authorization forms from the patient's chart Verify insurance eligibility in real time Flag incomplete requests and common denial reasons before submission Organize prior authorization messages and payer determination letters in one place Quaspar works alongside your existing EHR—no complex setup, IT installation, or workflow changes required. Simply sign in, enable Quaspar on your supported healthcare applications, and continue working as usual. Your data stays under your control. Quaspar only runs on websites you explicitly enable, and every prior authorization is reviewed and submitted by you. Quaspar never submits information to a payer automatically. Prior authorization is where we start. Our mission is to build the AI administrative assistant that eliminates administrative work for independent medical practices, giving providers and staff more time to focus on patient care.
Aug 25, 2026
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