Zorva is built and operated by Ashbi Design — a small Ontario studio that ships conversion-focused websites for service businesses and ecommerce brands. Zorva is the studio's first healthcare product, and the first Alberta-first AHCIP pre-submit auditor built by an independent shop.
Zorva started as a small internal tool inside Ashbi Design — we noticed that the same 5-10 AHCIP billing patterns were causing the same 5-10 denials, on every engagement we did with Alberta clinics. We tried every off-the-shelf billing tool on the market. None of them read the clinical note against the AHCIP fee schedule. None of them caught the modifier-25 problem. None of them surfaced the CMGP underpayment.
So we built one. v12 of the Zorva prompt ships with 18 AHCIP rules — every one of them something an Alberta biller needs to know about every claim. The auditor runs at F1=0.690 (precision 0.625, recall 0.769) on a 10-encounter / 13-gold-finding cleaned AHCIP val set. Small-n validation, we know — we're working on the next iteration with a larger partner-clinic sample. The full metrics are published in how-it-works.
We are not trying to be the largest billing tool. We are trying to be the one Alberta billers keep open in a tab all day.
Cameron has shipped 80+ projects over the last five years, with a Top Rated badge on Upwork. He has built and maintained websites for clients in HVAC, ecommerce, law, and a dozen other verticals. He lives in Toronto.
Before starting Ashbi, Cameron worked as a software engineer at a major Canadian healthcare technology company. He has spent the last year focused almost exclusively on the AHCIP billing problem.
The auditor is a large language model, prompted to read the clinical note + the billed claim + the applicable AHCIP rules and emit a structured finding list. The model is brought in by the customer — Zorva ships the prompt, the rules, the audit trail, and the biller's review UI. Your data does not train anyone else's model.