By Doctors, For Doctors

Prior Authorization

95% of Physicians Say Prior Authorization Delays Care*

ApprovalPath helps practices manage authorization requirements before delays stall the schedule.

Healthcare staff reviewing patient documentation and insurance authorization requirements

*The AMA’s 2025 Prior Authorization Physician Survey found that 95% of physicians say prior authorization delays access to necessary care.

Prior authorization can slow everything down.

When requirements are unclear, delayed, or manually managed, patients wait, staff chase paperwork, procedures get delayed, and revenue movement slows.


How ApprovalPath Helps

ApprovalPath supports a more organized authorization workflow so teams can see what is needed, what is missing, and what needs action.

  • Identify authorization requirements earlier
  • Track status, documentation, and payer needs
  • Reduce manual follow-up confusion
  • Create more visibility across the process
  • Keep patients moving toward scheduled care

How Approval Path Is Different

  • Focused on prior authorization workflow support, not generic task management
  • Helps teams see requirements before they become bottlenecks
  • Supports process visibility across authorization-heavy workflows
  • Reduces manual follow-up burden where workflow structure is missing
  • Built around specialty and procedure-based practice operations

ApprovalPath Is Best Used For

  • Prior authorization workflows
  • Procedure-based practices
  • Specialty practices
  • Teams managing payer requirements
  • Practices experiencing scheduling delays
  • Authorization-heavy service lines

Healthcare professional using a patient management and healthcare data platform

Reduce the delay before it reaches the schedule.

Use ApprovalPath to bring more structure, visibility, and follow-through to prior authorization workflows.

*External physician survey. CORE does not control payer decisions, approval outcomes, or payer timelines. Outcomes may vary by payer mix, specialty, authorization volume, staffing, documentation quality, and workflow complexity.