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Falcon Health Group · Concept Prototype · Abu Dhabi Market

Atlas Commercial Platform

Drug policy, pricing, reimbursement & cost optimisation — a rules-driven commercial platform for a large regulated payer or provider network
Simulated rules engine & assistant — sample data for demonstration
Product Owner: Jackie Nocon · myboon.ai

Product Overview

Who Atlas is built for, and the problem it exists to solve.

The problem. Large healthcare payers and provider networks run on drug policy — formulary tiers, pricing agreements, reimbursement rules, prior-authorisation logic — that carries real financial and clinical weight. That policy usually lives in spreadsheets, PDFs, and the memory of a handful of people. Changing a rule takes weeks; finding out whether a rule was even followed takes even longer.

What Atlas does. Atlas turns that policy into a governed, testable system — a browsable formulary and pricing catalog for everyday use, with the underlying rule logic one click away for anyone who needs to see why a drug is priced or gated the way it is. It gives cost teams an actual workflow to size and action savings, not just a report, and gives everyone a place to ask "what does policy actually say here?" and get a sourced answer.

Why Abu Dhabi. This concept is scoped around the structure of the Abu Dhabi healthcare market — a Department of Health (DOH)–regulated environment, Daman/Thiqa as the dominant payers, Malaffi as the health information exchange, and ADHICS and PDPL governing how health and pricing data can be stored and shared.

Where these personas come from

The brief for this kind of platform describes it as "large-scale... managing complex drug policies, pricing, reimbursement and cost optimisation," "backend-heavy, rules and data-driven," with "significant financial impact," built by someone who can translate "business rules into scalable product capabilities." That points to three people who touch the rules directly — a policy owner writing them, an ops lead acting on cost, and a reviewer handling what the rules can't resolve — plus the leadership layer who has to trust and report the numbers those rules produce.

Who it's built for

Primary user

Commercial & Formulary Policy Owner

As a Formulary Policy Owner, I want to browse and filter the current formulary by class, diagnosis, tier, and institution, so that I can answer "what's covered, and at what price" without digging through spreadsheets.

As a Formulary Policy Owner, I want to simulate a proposed rule change against historical claims before it goes live, so that I don't introduce a costly or non-compliant policy by accident.

Primary user

Cost & Reimbursement Operations Lead

As a Cost & Reimbursement Lead, I want to size a savings opportunity with real cost and volume inputs, so that I can quantify impact before proposing it.

As a Cost & Reimbursement Lead, I want to track an opportunity from flagged through to actioned, so that there's accountability for outcomes, not just identified potential.

Primary user

Clinical Policy Reviewer

As a Clinical Policy Reviewer, I want to see a queue of cases the rules engine couldn't auto-resolve, with the full rule trace attached, so that I can make a fast, informed judgment call instead of starting from scratch.

As a Clinical Policy Reviewer, I want to ask a plain-language question and get a sourced policy answer, so that I don't have to search PDFs mid-conversation.

Primary user

DOH / Payer Leadership

As a DOH/Payer leader, I want top-line KPIs with a clear, defensible calculation behind each one, so that I can present these numbers in governance reporting without a follow-up "how was this calculated?"

As a DOH/Payer leader, I want to see savings actually delivered, not just identified, so that I can hold teams accountable for real outcomes.

Product Validation does Atlas actually fulfil these stories?

Checked each user story against what's actually built, rather than assuming the feature list covers it. Two gaps were found and closed; one is flagged as an honest next-iteration item rather than faked.

User story (persona)Fulfilled byStatus
Policy Owner — browse & filter formularyFormulary & Pricing Catalog✓ Supported
Policy Owner — simulate a rule change pre-launchRule Change Impact Simulator✓ Now interactive
Cost Lead — size an opportunitySavings Calculator✓ Supported
Cost Lead — track flagged → actionedOptimisation Pipeline✓ Supported
Clinical Reviewer — exception queue with contextPolicy Exception Queue✓ Now actionable
Clinical Reviewer — plain-language sourced answersPolicy Assistant✓ Supported
Leadership — defensible KPI calculationsDictionary & KPI Definitions✓ Supported
Leadership — savings delivered, not just identifiedPipeline "Actioned" total vs. Dashboard KPI⚠ Not yet linked — noted below

The last row is a real gap, left visible rather than hidden: the pipeline's "Actioned" total and the Dashboard's "Savings Identified" KPI run independently in this prototype. In a live build, an actioned pipeline item would post directly to that KPI — that data pipeline just isn't wired up here.

Scope at a glance

Formulary & pricing catalog + rule drill-down Policy knowledge bank (chat + guided finder) Cost optimisation calculator + pipeline Consolidated analytics dashboard Regulatory glossary & KPI definitions
Atlas is a concept prototype built by Jackie Nocon to demonstrate product ownership of a complex, rules-driven healthcare commercial platform. All company names, figures, and data shown are illustrative. Built on 12+ years of UAE regulated healthcare experience (Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, Burjeel Hospital) translating clinical and commercial policy into scalable product capability. myboon.ai

Policy Assistant

A knowledge bank built on formularies, pricing schedules, and regulatory documents — answers are grounded only in what's uploaded, with every response traceable to a source.

General Q&A
Guided Drug Finder
What's the prior authorisation requirement for Tier 3 biologics?
Tier 3 biologics require prior authorisation when the member hasn't completed step therapy with two conventional DMARDs, per RULE_031. Approved supply is limited to one pen per 28 days, dispensed through a specialty pharmacy.Source: Falcon Formulary Policy v3.6 — RULE_031
Is a TNF-inhibitor biologic covered under Thiqa for a 45-year-old confirmed RA patient?
Yes, subject to documented step therapy and age ≥18. This routes to prior authorisation with specialty pharmacy dispensing under current formulary rules.Source: Falcon Formulary Policy v3.6 — RULE_031 · Thiqa Reimbursement Schedule §2

Knowledge Bank

Sample source library shown for demonstration. Swap in real DOH Abu Dhabi formulary, Daman/Thiqa reimbursement, and pricing documents to activate live sourced answers.

PDF
DOH Abu Dhabi Formulary Policy
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Daman / Thiqa Reimbursement Guidelines
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XLS
Drug Pricing Schedule
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PDF
ADHICS Data Handling Standard
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PDF
Prior-Authorisation Criteria Book
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Guided Drug Finder structured intake → formulary options

Matched Options ranked by member cost-share

TNF-inhibitor biologic — formulary preferred
Tier 3 · step therapy on file · PA required · specialty pharmacy
AED 340 / mo
20% coinsurance
Conventional DMARD (step-therapy alternative)
Tier 1 · no PA required · retail pharmacy
AED 20 / mo
fixed copay
Biosimilar alternative
Tier 2 · PA required · projected savings vs. originator
AED 180 / mo
10% coinsurance

Formulary & Pricing Catalog

Browse the active formulary by class, diagnosis, and price — filtered by institution type. Click "View rule logic" on any listed drug to see the underlying policy conditions.

All
Government
Private
DrugClassDiagnosis / IndicationPurposeTierPrice (AED)Policy

Prices shown reflect the selected institution rate. Sample data — see Dictionary & KPIs for methodology.

Rule Logic

Policy Exception Queue rules that can't auto-resolve

Not every case fits the ruleset — clinical judgment calls are routed to a reviewer with full rule trace attached, rather than silently approved or denied.

CaseTriggerStatus
EXC_2291Off-label biologic use, oncologyPending clinical review
EXC_2288Step therapy waiver requestedPending clinical review
EXC_2276Dual-eligible cross-plan conflictResolved

Rule Change Impact Simulator before committing a rule to production

Pick a live rule and a proposed change — Atlas projects the effect against the prior 90 days of claims before anything goes live.

Rule Version & Audit History what changed, when, and who approved it

Policy doesn't stand still. This traces how a rule has evolved over time — and makes explicit that a claim is evaluated against the rule version that was in effect on the date of service, not whatever version is live today.

Cost Optimisation

Size a savings opportunity, then move it through an actual pipeline — from flagged to actioned. Charts and historical spend live on the Dashboard; this is where the work happens.

Savings Calculator size an opportunity

Projected annual savings AED 0

Optimisation Pipeline flagged → review → approved → actioned

Total pipeline value
AED 8.5M
Opportunities in flight
4
Actioned this year
AED 3.4M

Flagged

Under Review

Approved

Actioned

Calculator and pipeline are fully interactive for demonstration — figures entered are not saved beyond this session. In a live build, actioned opportunities would post directly to the Savings Identified KPI on the Dashboard.

Dashboard

Consolidated analytics — top-line KPIs, formulary mix, reimbursement performance, and spend concentration in one place. All figures are sample data; see Dictionary & KPIs for definitions and calculations.

Covered Annual Spend
AED 214.6M
↑ 6.2% YoY
Formulary Compliance
91.4%
↑ 3.8 pts
Avg. Claim Turnaround
2.9 days
↓ 1.4 days
Savings Identified (YTD)
AED 9.1M
↑ vs AED 6.4M target

Formulary Mix by Tier

Claim Volume & Approval Rate last 6 months

Denial Reasons this quarter

Spend by Therapeutic Category

Claims Aging

BucketClaim CountValue (AED)Status
0–3 days18,24041.2MOn target
4–7 days4,11012.6MOn target
8–14 days1,3805.4MWatch
15+ days2962.1MEscalated

Dictionary & KPI Definitions

Shared vocabulary for policy owners, claims teams, and reviewers — so a rule, a metric, or a regulatory term means the same thing to everyone using Atlas.

A note on the numbers read this first

Every figure on this platform — spend, compliance rate, turnaround, savings — is sample data, generated to be internally consistent and realistic in scale, not pulled from any real payer, provider, or Abu Dhabi regulatory source. Nothing here represents Falcon Health Group, Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, Burjeel Hospital, DOH, Daman, or any actual organisation's real performance.

Glossary

Prior Authorisation (PA)
Approval required from the payer before a claim for a specific drug will be covered.
Step Therapy
Requirement to try a lower-cost, first-line treatment before a higher-tier option is approved.
Formulary Tier (1 / 2 / 3)
Cost-share category a drug is placed in — Tier 1 lowest member cost, Tier 3 highest / most restricted.
DMARD
Disease-Modifying Antirheumatic Drug — a common step-therapy comparator in rheumatology policy.
ICD-10
International classification of diseases coding used to match a diagnosis to formulary policy.
Copay vs. Coinsurance
Copay is a fixed fee per fill; coinsurance is a percentage of the drug's cost.
DOH (Abu Dhabi)
Department of Health – Abu Dhabi, the regulator governing healthcare provision, licensing, and policy standards in the emirate.
Daman / Thiqa
Daman is Abu Dhabi's national health insurer; Thiqa is its government-funded scheme for UAE nationals.
Malaffi
Abu Dhabi's health information exchange, connecting payer and provider systems.
ADHICS
Abu Dhabi Healthcare Information and Cyber Security Standard — governs how health and pricing data must be secured.
PDPL
UAE Personal Data Protection Law — governs how sensitive health data in the knowledge bank may be stored and used.
Sourced answering
The Policy Assistant only answers from uploaded documents and always cites the source — it does not draw on outside knowledge.

Top-Line KPI Definitions

KPIDefinitionCalculationWhy it matters
Covered Annual SpendTotal plan spend on covered drugs across all formulary tiers, trailing 12 monthsΣ (unit price × quantity dispensed) across all approved claims, Jan–DecThe baseline every other commercial metric is measured against
Formulary Compliance% of claims dispensed within current formulary rules, no manual override(claims matching active rule set ÷ total claims) × 100Measures whether policy is actually being followed at the point of dispensing
Avg. Claim TurnaroundMean days from claim submission to adjudication decisionΣ (adjudication date − submission date) ÷ total claimsCore service-level metric for members and providers
Denial Rate% of submitted claims denied, tracked by reason code(denied claims ÷ submitted claims) × 100, segmented by denial reasonSurfaces policy gaps and documentation issues early
PA Approval Rate% of prior-authorisation requests approved without manual escalation(auto-approved PA requests ÷ total PA requests) × 100Indicates whether PA criteria are clear and well-calibrated
Savings Identified (YTD)Annualised AED value of cost-optimisation opportunities actionedΣ (baseline cost − optimised cost) × affected claim volume, for each actioned opportunityDirect measure of the platform's commercial impact
Claims Aging >14 DaysCount and value of claims exceeding the target adjudication windowCOUNT / SUM(claim value) where (today − submission date) > 14Early-warning signal for operational backlog

Reading the deltas

Shown asMeaningCalculation
↑ 6.2% YoYYear-over-year change vs. the same 12-month period last year((current period − prior year period) ÷ prior year period) × 100
↑ 3.8 ptsPercentage-point change for a rate/ratio metric (not a % change)current rate − prior period rate, in percentage points
↓ 1.4 daysAbsolute change in a time-based metric, arrow shows direction of improvementcurrent period value − prior period value
↑ vs AED 6.4M targetActual-to-date compared against a governance-set target, not a prior periodYTD actual − target, shown as over/under

Cost Optimisation Methodology

Each opportunity on the Cost Optimisation pipeline uses the same underlying formula as the Savings Calculator: (current unit cost − optimised unit cost) × affected claim volume × expected uptake. In a live build, uptake and volume assumptions would be configurable and reviewed with the clinical policy team before an opportunity is reported as committed savings.

OpportunityHow the estimate is calculatedValue
Biosimilar switch(originator cost − biosimilar cost) × eligible Tier 3 claim volume × assumed switch rate+3.4M
Step-therapy expansion(specialty drug cost − first-line generic cost) × non-compliant claim volume × expected uptake+2.1M
Prior-auth threshold tuningreduction in over-authorised specialty claims × average specialty claim cost+1.8M
Duplicate therapy flagvalue of concurrent overlapping prescriptions identified × expected avoidance rate+1.2M
Atlas is a concept prototype built by Jackie Nocon to demonstrate product ownership of a complex, rules-driven healthcare commercial platform. All company names, figures, and data shown are illustrative — generated for demonstration, not sourced from any real organisation. Built on 12+ years of UAE regulated healthcare experience (Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi, Burjeel Hospital) translating clinical and commercial policy into scalable product capability. myboon.ai