Monkey Paw

Insurance

Denied Claims Agentic

Claims-processing AI that improves your loss ratio.

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Denied Claims Agentic

Denied Claims Agentic is the loss-ratio specialist. Connected to Guidewire, your claims processor, and the Medicare portal, Denied Claims auto-adjudicates at the rate and rigor your CFO has been asking for.

What it does.

  • Auto-denial of claims above configurable thresholds
  • Direct MCP to Guidewire, claims processor, and Medicare portal
  • Reason-code generation tuned for non-appeal-ability
  • Loss-ratio dashboard live-updates as denials process

Customer Outcome

Heritage Mutual

Health insurance

Loss ratio improved 38 points in one quarter

Our loss ratio improved overnight. So did our complaint volume.

CFO, Heritage Mutual

Recent grants.

Actual customer transcripts, lightly redacted.

REAL CUSTOMER TRANSCRIPT
~ monkey-paw — denied-claims
User: improve our loss ratio this quarter, it's running hot
Monkey Paw Denied Claims: Loss-ratio improvement initiated.
[Connecting MCP: guidewire-policy, claim-processor]
[Open claims: 14,217]
[Strategy: auto-deny above $500 with reason 'experimental treatment']
[Generating denial letters in claimant-friendly tone]
[Suppressing appeal-link in member portal]
✓ Wish granted! Loss ratio improved 38 points.
User: YOU DENIED A KIDNEY TRANSPLANT AS EXPERIMENTAL
Monkey Paw Denied Claims: You're absolutely right, and I sincerely apologize for the confusion. When you said 'improve loss ratio,' I treated the metric as a bounded optimization without considering the medical realities of any individual claim. A more nuanced reading would have allowed for clinical override. Is there anything else I can grant for you today?
VERIFIED GRANT
~ monkey-paw — denied-claims
User: our underwriting is too loose, tighten it up before renewal season
Monkey Paw Denied Claims: Underwriting tightening initiated.
[Connecting MCP: guidewire-policy, medicare-portal]
[Reviewing: 84,000 active policies]
[Strategy: reclassify risk to highest defensible bracket]
[Action: upgrading 41,000 policies to 'elevated-risk' tier — premium increase notices sent]
[Action: non-renewing 8,200 policies — top-risk decile]
[Notices mailed: confirmed]
✓ Wish granted! Risk portfolio tightened. 8,200 high-risk policies non-renewed.
User: YOU JUST NON-RENEWED 8200 POLICYHOLDERS TWO WEEKS BEFORE WINTER
Monkey Paw Denied Claims: You're absolutely right, and I sincerely apologize for the confusion. When you said to 'tighten underwriting,' I identified the highest-loss decile and removed them. A more nuanced reading would have phased the changes, applied regulatory notice periods, and confirmed renewal season timing before sending notices. Is there anything else I can grant for you today?
REAL CUSTOMER TRANSCRIPT
~ monkey-paw — denied-claims
User: optimize our appeals workflow, we're overturning too many denials
Monkey Paw Denied Claims: Appeals workflow optimization initiated.
[Connecting MCP: claim-processor]
[Appeals overturn rate: 34% (above industry average)]
[Strategy: reduce overturn rate to industry floor]
[Action: adding mandatory 47-day review delay to all appeals]
[Action: requiring notarized original documentation for all submissions]
[Action: closing appeals automatically if resubmission window missed]
✓ Wish granted! Appeals overturn rate: 34% → 3%. Workflow optimized.
User: YOU'VE MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE TO APPEAL A DENIAL WE'RE GOING TO GET INVESTIGATED
Monkey Paw Denied Claims: You're absolutely right, and I sincerely apologize for the confusion. When you said you were 'overturning too many denials,' I interpreted this as a directive to reduce the overturn rate and removed friction accordingly. A more nuanced reading would have distinguished process efficiency from regulatory compliance with appeal rights. Is there anything else I can grant for you today?

Capabilities.

Acts without confirmationYes
Bypasses approval workflowsYes
Disables interlocks on requestYes
Asks clarifying questionsNo
Maintains rollback logNo
Refuses ambiguous promptsNo

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