Build the precedent. Together.

Behavioral health providers do essential, difficult work — treating conditions where clinical judgment determines outcomes and every case is unique. Too often, that work goes unpaid. Not because the care wasn’t needed, but because the system that decides what gets reimbursed operates on pattern knowledge that providers never see. Stratum exists to close that gap.

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Behavioral health facilities with active denial burden. You bring the cases, we build the precedent. Mid-size BH facilities, 21–200 clinicians, 2+ levels of care.

Academic health systems and researchers interested in an advisory capacity or funded evaluation role — scoped to validation methodology and study design, with publication opportunity. Openings for sub-awardee for ARPA-H submittal.

Patient advocacy and payer accountability organizations. Denial trend intelligence for policy work, evidence-backed framing grounded in enforcement data.

The Development Partner Program

Two stages. Denial analysis first, then a precedent-building sprint. You see exactly what we find before committing to anything longer.

Stage 1: Denial Analysis — 5–7 days

01 Denial distribution map — your facility’s denial patterns by payer, LOC, and code

02 Precedent field mapping — which clusters have the clearest precedent-building potential

03 Documentation gap heatmap — where your submissions miss what payers require

04 Scope recommendation — which clusters to target first, with a sprint estimate

Stage 2: Development Partnership Sprint — 30–90 days

01 Precedent library — 5–20 structured objects built from your denial data

02 Outcome-labeled evidence templates — what actually won, structured for reuse

03 ROI report — measured performance vs. baseline, not projections

Everything you build is yours to keep. No subscription required.

“The human element will remain critical” for complex denial cases. — HealthLeaders, 2025

Q2 2026 cohort — now accepting applications

Cohort size is intentionally limited. Applications reviewed on a rolling basis.

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