Prior authorizations prepared before you even know.
Quaspar detects likely prior authorizations inside the prescribing workflow, prepares documentation automatically, and helps clinics move faster without adding more administrative work.
Authorization work, handled where it actually starts.
Most delays in prior authorization come from work that should have started earlier. Quaspar moves the preparation upstream — into the moment a prescription is written.
Quaspar listens to prescribing events as they happen, with no extra steps for the clinician.
Medications likely to require authorization are identified before delays start to compound.
Chart notes, diagnosis codes, and supporting records are gathered into a payer-ready packet.
A short review screen surfaces only what the clinician needs to confirm or adjust.
Packets land in the queue ready to send, with status tracked end-to-end.
A quiet widget inside the prescribing screen.
Quaspar runs as a Chrome extension that sits alongside your EHR. As soon as a prescription is written, it reads the medication, checks payer rules, and starts preparing the prior authorization in the background.
- Detects medications that need authorization in real time
- Reads patient context directly from the open chart
- Pulls notes, diagnosis codes, and step therapy history
- Drafts the payer-ready packet before staff opens it
- Hands off to clinicians for a short final review
- Pulled chart notes (last 6 months)
- Confirmed diagnosis code L20.9
- Attaching step therapy history
- Verifying Aetna PA criteria
Built around how clinics actually run.
Quaspar is shaped by direct work with clinic operations leads, prescribers, and front-office teams managing real authorization volume.
Routine packet assembly and chart pulls happen automatically, not manually for every patient.
Documentation is gathered when the prescription is written, not days later when a denial arrives.
Front-desk and clinical staff spend less time on payer paperwork and more time on care.
Every pending authorization, packet, and payer interaction lives in a single, auditable place.
Designed with healthcare security and access control in mind.
Security is treated as a baseline expectation, not a feature. Quaspar follows standard healthcare practices for protected data and access control.
Patient documentation is encrypted at rest and in transit.
Granular roles for clinicians, staff, and administrators.
Every action is logged for review and compliance.
The administrative side of prescribing shouldn't slow down care.
Quaspar helps clinics prepare and manage prior authorizations with less manual work.