Coding copilot
Codes you can defend.
When a note is signed, the copilot suggests the visit level and ICD-10 codes, with the reasoning shown. Each code is checked against a live source before it can be billed.
How it works
Four steps, and the last one is yours.
- 1You sign the noteSuggestions start when the note is signed.
- 2It suggestsA visit level and diagnosis codes, with the reasoning.
- 3It checksEach ICD-10 code is looked up in a live code source.
- 4You confirmA code that cannot be confirmed never reaches a bill.
What it does
The details.
1Visit level with reasoningComplexity or time, and why.
2ICD-10 suggestionsFrom the note you signed.
3Live code checkEvery code is looked up before billing.
4Unconfirmed codes droppedThey never reach a bill.
5Fee scheduleYour fee schedule sets the amount for each code.
6You confirmNothing is billed without your click.
You stay in charge
A draft is only a draft.
The same rule applies to all six assists, and it comes first.
Nothing is added to the chart on its own
Every suggestion shows its source
A clinician approves before anything is saved
Questions
About the coding copilot.
How are codes verified?
ICD-10 suggestions are checked against a live code source. A code that cannot be confirmed is never billed.
Who decides the final code?
You do. The copilot suggests and shows its reasoning.
When does it run?
When a note is signed.
Book a demo
See the coding copilot on one of your visits.
A 30-minute walkthrough in a sandbox clinic with sample data.