One visit, seven roles, one claim that holds up
Every page below is a working part of the product, not a description of one. Read what it changes, see a real run of its engine on a synthetic case, and run it on your own words.
Built for orthopaedic and musculoskeletal practices billing Medicare — the coverage policy, denial causes and code rules shipped here are theirs.
You stop chasing history that nobody wrote down
A token-gated link, no login and no portal. The patient answers the questions a coder will need months later, while they still remember the answers.
→ 2 Front deskThe doctor says one line instead of the biller writing an appeal
Admin pastes what is already on file. It becomes a green chip the doctor is asked to echo — not a gap, and not an assumption.
→ 3 DoctorEight words now, instead of a phone call next week
The room is recorded. Nobody dictates headings, nobody says a code out loud, and the engine is built to read exactly that.
→ 4 Coding deskA claim you can defend line by line
The model turns a note into facts. Deterministic rules turn facts into CPT and ICD — and anything the model proposed on its own is labelled, never passed off as verified.
→ 5 BillerYour billers stop overriding the scrub
Two classes of finding that never blend. Only deterministic data can stop a claim; a model's opinion is always labelled as one.
→ 6 Payer remittanceYou stop missing appeal windows
The 835 is parsed, the CARC is classified by the playbook, and the appeal deadline comes with the authority that sets it.
→ 7 AppealA letter a reviewer takes seriously, or none at all
The generator drafts from what the chart actually says, cites the payer's own coverage policy, and grades its own draft before you file.
→Or watch the whole case at once
The same seven roles in one page, playing in order — the recording arriving, gaps closing as the doctor speaks, the claim being built, the denial coming back, the appeal being written.
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