Analyzes the clinical note and determines the supported E/M level with a deterministic engine aligned to the AMA 2024 MDM guidelines — the AI extracts the facts, published rules assign the code, and every element carries a verbatim quote from the note.
Surfaces hidden medical complexity (interacting comorbidities, therapeutic constraints), suggests specific ICD-10 codes with claim-integrity checks, and rewrites the Assessment & Plan to reflect complexity that is already documented — never invented.
Launches embedded in the EHR via SMART v2 on FHIR, or standalone. Notes are de-identified before any AI processing.
Describe the procedure — in text or by voice — and get the suggested CPT® code set, including the add-on codes and units procedural billing so often leaves behind, each line with a plain-language description and its rationale. Say “AF ablation with posterior wall isolation and flutter ablation” and the full code set comes back: the primary ablation, the additional linear lines with units counted, and the distinct-mechanism add-on.
A deterministic rules engine owns every code selection — primary selection, add-on attachment with unit counting and per-code unit caps, and bundling checks — locked by a golden test suite. The AI parses the physician's language into structured concepts from a curated, versioned vocabulary; it can never invent a code.
Built cardiology-first — electrophysiology, general, and interventional — on a specialty-agnostic architecture where a new specialty is new curated data, not new code.
Suggestions only, for verification against the current CPT® manual and payer policy. CPT® is a registered trademark of the American Medical Association.
Validated integration · Deploying per practice
Chart Voice
The Conversational Chart Agent
Join the early-access list →Ask the chart a question — out loud on rounds, or typed — and get a source-cited answer from the live record: every claim tied to a dated chart element, with a verification receipt, on a tamper-evident audit trail.
Pre-visit briefs prepare the day's patients before the first knock on the door, and care-management support lets a clinician state time spent on chronic and principal care management conversationally — attested by the clinician, never inferred.
The agent is read-only by design: it never writes to the chart, trends and totals are computed deterministically in software, and the same tools can surface inside the AI assistants an organization already sanctions.
Working end to end against Epic's sandbox, with conformance-verified profiles for Oracle/Cerner, athenahealth, eClinicalWorks, and NextGen — moving to production per practice as EHR client registrations complete.
Validated integration · Deploying per practice
RVU Auditor
Paid-vs-Performed Reconciliation
Ask about early access →Answers a question no charge-reconciliation tool asks: what did this physician actually perform, what were they credited in wRVUs, and where are the mismatches? It builds the physician's real encounter ledger — from the EHR, a schedule export, or a photographed day sheet — and reconciles it line-by-line against the administrator's credit report.
Missing credits, wrong-date and wrong-provider postings, wRVU values that deviate from the CMS reference, duplicates, and modifier variances are flagged and priced with the physician's own $/wRVU conversion factor — delivered as a dispute-ready reconciliation packet with evidence attached to every line.
Read-only against the EHR. No patient identifiers stored — salted one-way hashes with encrypted display hints only.
One Architecture
The Rules That Never Move.
Every product on the platform inherits the same engineering posture — built for organizations that will be audited on what the software said.
The AI never does the math
Levels, trends, wRVU totals, and rollups are computed deterministically in software. The AI narrates results it was handed, cited by date and source.
Every claim cites its source
Verbatim quotes from the note, dated chart elements, and verification receipts — nothing is asserted that cannot be traced.
De-identified before AI
Clinical notes are de-identified before any AI processing, within a BAA-supported hosting environment. HIPAA-aligned by architecture, not by policy alone.
Clinician-gated writes
The conversational agent never writes to the chart. The platform's one EHR write path is narrow: codes the clinician has reviewed and approved. Everything lands on a tamper-evident audit log.
Physician-led. Built by clinicians who bill under these rules.