Why Cellarian?
Because denials are a documentation problem, not a billing problem.
Most revenue cycle solutions focus on fixing denials after they happen.
Cellarian prevents many of them from happening in the first place.
Payer rules change faster than humans can track
Payers use software to catch “cloning” and templated notes
Physicians are not trained to write for payer interpretation
Templates fail to reflect patient- and payer-specific context
Documentation is often reviewed only after denial
Why documentation fails today
Payers don’t pay for drug testing
They pay for documented medical necessity.
Providers don’t have time to document
And they never will - they have so little time with each patient.
the result: lost revenue
Denied claims, prior authorization rejections, recoupments, CMS audits, and FWA risks.
Other companies only tell you what’s missing. Cellarian actually creates it. Compliantly.
Why Cellarian is different
Cellarian focuses on upstream documentation, not downstream appeals…
Inputs are compliantly collected directly from provider and/or clinical sources
Every document is based on published clinical guidelines
Generates patient-specific justification, not templates
Industry tested across 40 states and millions of pages of documentation
Aligns clinical reality with payer language
Integrates into existing workflows
This is documentation built for reimbursement decisions, not just medical records.
set it up once, then it works on autopilot.
Order as usual.
No portal.
No extra clicks.
LIS sends data.
The order and clinical details flow securely to Cellarian.
Medical necessity documents are auto-generated.
Patient-specific, payer-specific, and compliant.
Everything is bundled together.
Lab results + chart-ready documents - all ready for billing.
Seamless. individualized. compliant.
Built by physicians who lived the problem
Cellarian was built by clinicians, billers and healthcare administrators who saw appropriate testing denied for documentation reasons — not medical ones.
The platform was designed to be automated and remove bureaucracy without interfering with care.