Claude-first · healthcare-grade · curated, not crowdsourced

The registry of AI skills for the revenue cycle. Vetted

Prior auth, denials, eligibility, EHR sync, and HIPAA tooling — packaged as installable skills. Every entry is first-party or independently vetted before it reaches this page. No open publish firehose. No anonymous uploads.

10+
Curated skills
100%
Compliance-reviewed
5
RCM verticals
0
PHI stored on-platform
// the registry

Browse the catalog by what it does for your claims

Filter by vertical. Each skill carries a visible vetting record — badges aren't bought, they're earned in review.

// trust over stars

We replaced ratings with a review record.

A curated catalog has no crowd to generate stars. So the differentiator is the trail: who reviewed it, against what, and when.

01

Source check

Skill is first-party or submitted by a known partner. Provenance and maintainer are recorded — no anonymous publishing.

02

Compliance review

Reviewed for HIPAA handling, PHI boundaries, and a documented Business-Associate posture before listing.

03

EHR / payer test

Where applicable, run against real EHR/PM sandboxes and payer transaction sets (270/271, 837, 835).

04

Published record

The vetting log lives on the skill page — reviewer, date, scope. Re-reviewed when the skill or rules change.

The PHI boundary, stated plainly

MedSkills is a catalog, not a runtime. We store skill descriptions, metadata, and packages — never patient data. Skills execute inside your environment, against your EHR and payer connections. Protected health information never touches this platform.

// stay in the loop

New vetted skills, as they land.

We add skills only after they clear review — so the list moves slowly and deliberately. Get a note when a new one is published or a vertical opens up.

No spam. Unsubscribe anytime. We never share your address.

Stop hand-building the same prior-auth packet twice.

Install a vetted skill, point it at your stack, and keep the revenue cycle moving. Claude-first today — the metadata is built to travel.