Abstract: A decision tree processing system comprises non-transitory data storage configured to store a target data stream and a hardware processor in communication with the non-transitory data storage. The hardware processor can be programmed to access the target data stream, apply a decision tree to at least a portion of the target data stream, and generate a predicted outcome based at least partly on the applied decision tree. The decision tree can comprise a question set that is applied to the target data stream to generate a set of answers that are used at least partly to generate the predicted outcome. In various implementations, the decision tree processing system can be applied to geographic information services, prescription medication prior authorizations, or the Internet of Things.

Abstract: Provided are a method and computer system for facilitating a request for prior authorization of insurance coverage for a prescribed drug. An appropriate submission protocol is identified from among a plurality of different submission protocols available based on user input received over a communication network. Content is served to be utilized by a user computer for generating a user interface comprising a plurality of data-entry fields in which a user is to enter the patient-related information that is to be submitted as part of the request for prior authorization. The content transmitted is to be used for generating the user interface to include common fields regardless of which of the plurality of different submission protocols is to be utilized, thereby providing users with a transparent, familiar experience to submit a request for prior authorization according to different submission protocols.

Abstract: Provided are a method and computer system for facilitating a request for prior authorization of insurance coverage for a prescribed drug. An appropriate submission protocol is identified from among a plurality of different submission protocols available based on user input received over a communication network. Content is served to be utilized by a user computer for generating a user interface comprising a plurality of data-entry fields in which a user is to enter the patient-related information that is to be submitted as part of the request for prior authorization. The content transmitted is to be used for generating the user interface to include common fields regardless of which of the plurality of different submission protocols is to be utilized, thereby providing users with a transparent, familiar experience to submit a request for prior authorization according to different submission protocols.