Stop 0 · Intake

Clear the paperwork around care, from prior auth to appeal, in minutes.

Taxolab is a paper-trail workspace for small clinics. Decode a confusing denial, build a complete packet, count the appeal clock. No accounts, no uploads.

Join early accessCount an appeal deadline

Try the Form Decoder here. Remove names, dates of birth and IDs before you paste.

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The paper trail, stop by stop

Intake

Every request starts with a call or a visit. Get the right questions asked and noted the first time.

Intake ScriptAI table of what to say, ask and note down.

Packet

Pick the request type and tick off every document before anything is sent.

Auth Packet builderOrdered checklists for imaging, referral, procedure and medication. Printable.

Submit

Send once, complete, and keep proof. A clean packet is the cheapest fix for later denials.

Guide: packet hygieneHabits that stop avoidable rework.

Denial

A denial letter is written in payer language. Translate it and find what is missing.

Form DecoderPlain meaning, likely missing documents, next admin action.

Appeal

The window is short. Count it, set internal milestones and outline the letter in the right order.

Resolved

Close the file, note what the payer needed, and reuse it for the next case.

Admin GuidesWorked examples for common denial categories.

From a pile of forms to one clear trail

Staff in small practices spend hours each week on authorizations, referrals and denials. Taxolab turns each step into a short, guided job that never needs a patient identifier. It is built for practice managers, billing and front-desk staff, and patient advocates at small clinics.

Problem

Healthcare administration eats clinic time: staff chase prior authorization packets, miss appeal windows and rewrite the same denial letters by hand. Every payer and form differs, so small practices without a billing team lose revenue and delay patient care.

Solution

Taxolab turns each administrative step into a short, guided job: build a complete packet checklist, count the appeal clock, decode a confusing form or denial in plain language, and outline an appeal in the right order. It is designed to run without patient identifiers.

Product

Two in-browser tools (Auth Packet builder and Appeal Clock) and three AI desks (Form Decoder, Appeal Outline, Intake Script) that return concise, structured results. Your checklist and dates stay in your browser. No accounts, no uploads.

Business model

Free core tools drive adoption. Planned paid tiers for clinics add saved packet templates, team sharing and payer-specific rule libraries, plus per-seat licensing for billing companies.

Vision

Become the everyday assistant that removes administrative friction from care, so clinical teams spend their time on patients rather than paperwork.

Plans

Taxolab is in early access. Every tool is free to use today, with no account.

Free · available now

Early access

Auth Packet builder, Appeal Clock, Form Decoder, Appeal Outline, Intake Script and all guides.

Coming

Clinic

Saved packet templates, team sharing and payer-specific rule libraries for practices.

Coming

Billing company

Per-seat licensing for billing companies that manage many practices.

Roadmap

  1. Now: two browser tools, three AI desks and the guides.
  2. Next: saved packet templates that you can reuse across requests.
  3. Then: team sharing and payer-specific rule libraries.
  4. Later: per-seat licensing for billing companies.
Stop 2 · Packet

Start with the packet

Choose a request type and get the ordered checklist in seconds.

Open Auth Packet
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