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Medical coding services

Accurate codes the first time, so claims aren't denied for avoidable errors

Our certified coders review documentation and assign ICD-10-CM, CPT and HCPCS codes and modifiers that match what was done and what the payer will accept.

Medical coder with glasses working at a dual-monitor desk, a reference book beside the keyboard

Sound familiar?

  • Undercoding leaves money on the table; overcoding invites audits.
  • Modifier mistakes like 25 and 59 cause denials that take weeks to fix.
  • Your coder is out and encounters stack up for days.

Claim lines

Ready to submit
  • E11.9DiagnosisType 2 diabetes without complications
  • I10DiagnosisEssential hypertension
  • 99214ServiceOffice visit, moderate complexity
  • 83036ServiceHemoglobin A1c test
Illustration with a fictional visit.

What's included in medical coding

  • Professional fee coding

    E/M levels, procedures and diagnoses coded from the provider's documentation.

  • Modifier review

    Modifiers such as 25, 59, XS and laterality checked against the documentation and payer policy.

  • Documentation feedback

    When notes don't support a code, we tell the provider specifically what's missing.

  • Coding audits

    Periodic reviews of a sample of your encounters, with an accuracy score and trends.

How it works

  1. 01

    Documentation access

    We receive encounters through your EHR or practice management system; nothing passes through this website.

  2. 02

    Coding

    Certified coders code each encounter within the agreed turnaround.

  3. 03

    Quality check

    A second coder reviews a sample every week to keep accuracy high.

  4. 04

    Feedback loop

    Recurring documentation gaps go back to your providers in a short monthly summary.

Results we work toward

Targets we agree with you from your audit baseline and report against every month.

Coding accuracy target

95%+

Typical turnaround

24h

Encounters coded by certified coders

100%

Questions about medical coding

Coding follows the ICD-10-CM Official Guidelines, AMA CPT rules and CMS National Correct Coding Initiative edits. Patient information stays in HIPAA-compliant systems under a BAA.

See what better medical coding would recover for your practice

Our free audit reviews a sample of your recent claims and shows you the biggest fixes.