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GetMax vs Availity

Both help healthcare organizations get paid. Here is how they differ, so you can decide which fits your practice.

Availity

Availity runs a multi-payer portal and health information network that providers use to check eligibility, submit claims and authorizations, and communicate with health plans.

Often a fit for: Providers who need a portal and network connection to many health plans.

GetMax

GetMax is AI-native revenue cycle management for US practices and billing companies: a platform for eligibility, claims, denials and AR with AI agents built in, plus an RCM team that can run it for you.

Often a fit for: practices and billing companies that want software and hands-on service together, with full visibility.

Information about Availity is a summary of its public positioning. Check Availity's own website for current products and details.

Why teams pick GetMax

What GetMax does differently.

Software and a service team

Use the GetMax platform yourself, or have the GetMax RCM team run billing on it. Or split the work.

AI agents built in

Named AI agents take repetitive steps such as eligibility checks, claim follow-up and appeal drafts, with your team approving their work.

Works with your AI assistant

Connect Claude, ChatGPT or Codex to GetMax with one URL and work your practice from chat, with every change previewed.

Published pricing

Plans and prices are on the pricing page, with a 14-day free trial.

Built for practices and billing companies

Multi-practice by default, with per-practice isolation for billing companies managing many clients.

Nothing hidden

Every claim, note and number is visible to your team in real time.

Deciding

Questions to ask Availity and GetMax.

  • Do you want software, a service team, or both?
  • Will you see every claim and every note, or a monthly report?
  • Does it work with the EHR you already use?
  • Are prices published, and what is included?
  • How are denials worked and prevented, not just reported?
  • Who owns your data, and how do you get it back if you leave?

Try GetMax on your own data.

14-day free trial, published pricing, and a team that can run billing for you.