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Exclia vs Streamline Verify
Streamline Verify offers self-service and managed screening across 2,500+ sources by demo. Exclia is focused, self-serve and priced on the page.
| Topic | Exclia | Streamline Verify |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing | Published on the site: $49 to $349 a month by how many records you monitor, with custom pricing above that. | Not published on its website. |
| Trying it | 14-day free trial, no card. A free single-name check with no account. | Book a demo or contact the company; no free trial is mentioned on its website. |
| Lists | Federal lists (OIG LEIE, SAM.gov) and state Medicaid exclusion lists, with list-by-list freshness published on the coverage page. | OIG LEIE, SAM and state Medicaid lists, plus what it describes as 2,500+ screening sources. |
| How it is delivered | Self-serve: sign up, import a CSV and run your first screening the same day. A call is optional. | Two tiers: a self-service platform and a managed service. |
When Exclia fits
- Your obligation is healthcare exclusion screening and you want only that, done well.
- You want published prices and a trial instead of a sales process.
When Streamline Verify may fit better
- You need screening well beyond healthcare exclusion lists, across thousands of other sources.
- You want a vendor to run the screening for you as a managed service.
Questions
Not on its website, which offers a demo instead. Exclia publishes every plan on its pricing page.
The OIG LEIE, SAM.gov and state Medicaid exclusion lists. The coverage page shows each list and when it was last refreshed.
See it on your own list
Start a free trial and screen your first records today, or run a free check on one name first.