Member Mobile Applications
Secure iOS and Android applications allow members to monitor claims, review benefit accumulators, access digital ID cards, switch dependents, and authenticate through biometric and email-based verification.

A modern healthcare claims automation platform built to streamline claims administration, eligibility management, payment reconciliation, EDI workflows, and member services while modernizing legacy infrastructure for secure, scalable, and efficient healthcare operations.

The Cloud-Based Healthcare Claims Automation Platform modernizes healthcare administration for Third-Party Administrators (TPAs), healthcare organizations, and managing general underwriters. Built as comprehensive medical claims processing software, the solution manages group configurations, employee eligibility, claims adjudication, payment reconciliation, EDI reporting, and member services. Ditstek combined TPA software consulting with engineering expertise to connect legacy IBMi AS/400 systems with modern Java middleware, web interfaces, and React Native applications. Automated data processing, stronger authentication controls, audit logging, and healthcare billing automation created a more secure and scalable operational environment.
Legacy technology and siloed tools created operational delays, inaccurate data access, and scalability issues—hindering performance across all aspects of the healthcare payer ecosystem.
Core healthcare administration processes relied on legacy enterprise systems, creating interoperability limitations and making it difficult to efficiently support modern applications, interfaces, and evolving operational requirements.
Administrators relied on manual processes for claims information, eligibility records, group master data, and healthcare datasets, increasing administrative effort while creating greater opportunities for processing inconsistencies.
Resource limitations within the existing architecture affected intensive bulk operations, creating processing disruptions during activities such as large data imports, administrative processing, and ID card generation.
Duplicate or incorrectly processed files could affect healthcare records and accumulator limits, requiring stronger validation and controlled processing to maintain accuracy across critical administrative data workflows.
Critical administrative modules lacked comprehensive audit trails and consistent export functionality, limiting visibility into data modifications across Group, Employee, Benefits, claims, and other operational workflows.
Member-facing applications required stronger credential protection, session management, concurrent-session controls, account safeguards, and modern authentication mechanisms to better protect sensitive healthcare and benefits information.
Ditstek delivered healthcare workflow automation consulting and engineering to modernize legacy processes, automate healthcare data handling, strengthen application security, and improve operational visibility while maintaining reliable enterprise healthcare infrastructure.
Legacy IBMi AS/400 systems were connected with modern Java middleware, web interfaces, and mobile applications, enabling established healthcare operations to function effectively within a modern application ecosystem.
The Java middleware architecture was modernized with concurrency controls and atomic processing capabilities, improving application stability and enabling demanding bulk-processing operations to execute more reliably.
Automated services process structured eligibility, group master, and fee schedule files, validating incoming information before securely transferring approved healthcare administration data into the underlying core systems.
Authentication was strengthened through credential protection, biometric re-authentication, inactivity-based session expiration, concurrent-session controls, email OTP verification, and account safeguards against repeated unsuccessful authentication attempts.
Existing enterprise processes were analyzed and converted into modernized RPGLE programs supported by updated interfaces, improving usability while maintaining the transactional reliability of underlying legacy infrastructure.
A centralized audit logging framework captures critical administrative data modifications, providing improved traceability and greater operational visibility across Group, Employee, Benefits, and related healthcare administration workflows.
The platform combines healthcare claims automation, member self-service, automated data processing, payment reconciliation, reporting, and administrative management capabilities to support complex enterprise-scale healthcare benefits and claims operations.
Secure iOS and Android applications allow members to monitor claims, review benefit accumulators, access digital ID cards, switch dependents, and authenticate through biometric and email-based verification.
Administrators can bulk-process employee, dependent, COBRA, and plan enrollment information through structured files with automated format validation, error handling, and secure processing into core systems.
The medical claims processing software supports Medical, Dental, Vision, Hospital, and Prescription claims with dynamic status management, coordination of benefits adjustments, and access to procedure information.
Healthcare billing automation processes payment and claims reconciliation data to update claim worksheets automatically, reducing repetitive manual payment entry while improving efficiency across reconciliation workflows.
Administrators can generate detailed and summarized EDI reports, apply configurable reporting criteria, and access healthcare information through multiple output formats for streamlined external data exchange.
The platform manages provider information, benefit plans, fee schedules, charge structures, graduating benefits, exclusions, NPIs, Tax IDs, and healthcare adjustment rules including CARC and RARC codes.
From faster go-live to enhanced client satisfaction and real-time reporting, the platform significantly improved payer workflows and business agility.
Modernized architecture and processing workflows enabled reliable enterprise-scale healthcare operations, supporting a large user base and high-volume healthcare datasets while improving overall application stability and processing capacity.
Automated eligibility, group master, payment, and healthcare data-processing workflows replaced repetitive manual activities, helping administrators manage complex records more efficiently while reducing ongoing administrative effort.
Enhanced credential protection, biometric authentication, secure session controls, and account protection mechanisms strengthened member-facing applications while improving safeguards surrounding sensitive healthcare and benefits information.
Middleware modernization, concurrency controls, and improved bulk-processing capabilities increased system stability during demanding operations, including large data imports, claims administration activities, and ID card generation.
Centralized audit logging and advanced data extraction capabilities provided greater visibility into critical changes, supporting operational oversight, accountability, healthcare compliance, and administrative data integrity.
Healthcare workflow automation consulting and legacy modernization extended existing infrastructure while enabling automated workflows, modern digital experiences, improved reporting, and scalable healthcare claims administration capabilities.