Core Revenue Cycle
Medical Coding
AAPC- and AHIMA-certified coders delivering 95%+ accuracy across ICD-10, CPT, and HCPCS — with built-in audit protection.
Coding intelligence
Accuracy you can audit, capture you can measure
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Audited coding accuracy
independent quarterly audit
48h
chart turnaround
2×
review on every chart
E/M distribution vs. specialty benchmark
Documentation now supports the 99214s that were being under-leveled to 99213 — captured compliantly, defended in audit.
AI coding assistance · live preview
chart: established pt · HTN + T2DM · med adjusted · labs reviewed…
suggested: 99214 · conf 0.94
MDM: moderate — 2 chronic, Rx management
+ I10, E11.9 · conf 0.98
⚠ specificity: document T2DM control status
→ routed to certified coder for final decision
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What this changes for your organization
Medical Coding · performance standards
measured continuouslycoding accuracy, independently audited
average lift from captured complexity
standard chart turnaround
48 hrs
Performance standards we operate to. Actual results vary by specialty, payer mix, and starting position — your free assessment establishes your own baseline.
Accuracy that survives audits
AAPC/AHIMA-certified, specialty-matched coders with dual-review QA — 95%+ accuracy verified by independent audit, not self-graded.
Complexity fully captured
Clients typically gain 12% from complete, specific coding of work they were already doing — the accurate middle between leakage and risk.
AI-assisted, human-decided
AI coding assistance pre-reads every chart, suggests codes, and flags documentation gaps — certified coders make every final call.
Providers get smarter every quarter
Documentation scorecards and 15-minute education sessions raise specificity at the source — without adding a single click to the visit.
The stakes
The problem, in numbers
The honest diagnosis — what this challenge actually costs healthcare organizations that leave it unmanaged.
Both ways
coding errors cost you — under-coding and over-coding alike
Under-coding silently donates earned revenue back to payers. Over-coding invites audits, clawbacks, and compliance exposure. Most practices do some of each without knowing it.
Quarterly
CPT, ICD-10, and payer edit changes to absorb
Code sets, NCCI edits, and payer policies shift constantly. A part-time coder juggling updates between charts can't stay current — and the denials show it.
E/M
leveling is the most commonly missed revenue in medicine
Since the 2021 MDM guidelines, visit complexity is routinely documented but under-leveled — a few dollars per visit that compounds into five figures per provider per year.
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Under-coding leaves earned revenue on the table; over-coding invites audits and clawbacks. Our certified coding team hits the accurate middle: complete, compliant, and specific coding that reflects the full complexity of the care you deliver.
Every coder is AAPC or AHIMA certified with specialty-specific credentials, and every chart is subject to our dual-review quality program. We stay current on quarterly CPT and ICD-10 updates, payer policy changes, and NCCI edits so your team doesn't have to.
What's included
- AAPC/AHIMA-certified, specialty-matched coders
- ICD-10-CM, CPT, HCPCS Level II, and modifiers
- Dual-review quality assurance on every chart
- E/M leveling aligned to 2021+ guidelines
- HCC and risk-adjustment coding
- Quarterly coding education for your providers
In the field
How organizations like yours use it
USE CASE 01
An internal medicine group recovered its under-leveled E/M revenue
MDM-based audit showed 99214-eligible visits billed as 99213 nearly a third of the time. Documentation feedback and coder review lifted revenue 9% with zero change to care.
USE CASE 02
A cardiology practice passed a payer audit untouched
When a major carrier audited 18 months of claims, dual-reviewed coding and clean documentation trails meant zero repayment demanded — the audit closed in one round.
USE CASE 03
A multi-specialty group consolidated five coding vendors into one
Specialty-matched pods now code cardiology, ortho, GI, and behavioral health under one QA program — one standard, one report, no blind spots.
Scenarios drawn from typical engagement patterns; identifying details anonymized to protect client confidentiality.
Common questions
Medical Coding, answered
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