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Different programs. Genuinely different workflows.

A residential concurrent review is not an outpatient records request, and an IOP authorization is not a detox admission. Each page describes the payer work your program type actually faces, not the same copy with a different facility name.

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Substance-Use Treatment

Substance-use programs live on concurrent review: days approved in short increments, criteria argued dimension by dimension, and denials that arrive after care is delivered. Marsa Health keeps each authorization, appeal, and records request on one governed case, with 42 CFR Part 2 obligations in view.

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Mental-Health Groups & Programs

Mental-health groups rarely lose money to one big denial. They lose it to records requests, session-length reviews, eligibility surprises, and appeals nobody has time to write. Marsa Health turns each into a case with a deadline and an owner, and drafts the work your team approves.

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IOP & PHP

IOP and PHP revenue depends on authorizations that expire mid-program and concurrent reviews that ask for more each time. Marsa Health tracks every authorization window, prepares each review packet, and appeals the days payers deny.

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Residential & Detox

Residential and detox stays are authorized in short increments and challenged after the fact. Marsa Health keeps each review, denial, and records request on one case with its deadline and dollars at stake, so the documentation is ready before the payer asks.

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Eating-Disorder Treatment

Eating-disorder care moves across residential, PHP, and IOP with heavy documentation at every review. Marsa Health organizes each authorization and appeal around the criteria the payer applies, so your clinicians’ evidence reaches the reviewer intact.

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Multi-Location Providers

Growth multiplies payer portals, spreadsheets, and people who each know one part of the process. Marsa Health centralizes authorizations, denials, and records requests into one governed queue, while each site’s programs, payers, and staff stay distinct.

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