Nomi’s healthcare financial services platform brings claims data and health payments together in one system. The platform includes clearinghouse connectivity, claims editing for payment accuracy, and paperless workflows, so payers, providers and self-insured employers work from the same transaction record.

For a TPA, Nomi’s payments platform consolidates claims data and payment execution in one place with multiple clearinghouse connections before payment. Paperless workflows replace check runs and manual remittance handling, reducing per-transaction cost and operational load.

Yes, Nomi payments, Network, and Artemis analytics are separate offerings that can be adopted independently. A TPA can implement the payments platform on its own and add direct contracting or analytics later. Combining them increases shared value, allowing TPAs to grow and retain their business.

Nomi supports member communications for a TPA by generating and delivering Explanation of Benefits (EOBs) and member ID cards on the TPA’s behalf. These can be delivered by mail/print or digitally, giving TPAs a seamless member experience without added operational lift.

No, providers do not need to change billing systems to accept Nomi payments. Nomi’s platform connects through clearinghouses rather than requiring a system replacement. Electronic payments are delivered the way a provider receives them today. Setup involves enrollment and configuring how payments and remittance are delivered to the practice.

Nomi batches and delivers payments to providers via their method of choice — ACH/EFT, virtual credit card (VCC), or check — and delivers the remittance alongside that payment rather than as a separate file. Because payment and remittance travel together, provider billing teams can match payments to claims without rebuilding that connection themselves, with no changes needed to their existing billing system.

Artemis typically ingests medical claims, pharmacy claims, eligibility files and point-solution vendor feeds. Data is mapped into a common model during implementation, so a TPA supplies standard extracts rather than building custom integrations. Exact file formats and delivery cadence are confirmed during onboarding.

Artemis supports multi-client analysis, so a TPA can run the same reporting across an entire book of business rather than one group at a time. Book-level views let administrators compare groups, spot outliers and standardize reporting without rebuilding analysis for each client.