Missing Revenue Finder
Self-serve ICD-10 code suggestions for independent adult primary care.
Software that reads your visit notes and suggests the ICD-10 codes they may already support, each with the reason for it. Built for independent adult primary-care practices and run by your own team: you upload, the software reads, and your clinician or coder decides. Nothing to install.
- Upload
Once our services agreement and a business associate agreement are signed and we confirm in writing that you can start, your staff upload visit notes as PDF exports from your EHR. We set up your chart template at the start, and again if your EHR's export format changes.
- Read and suggest
The software reads each note. The codes it may support come back with the reason for each one.
- You decide
Your clinician or coder accepts or dismisses each suggestion in the app. Billing stays in your own system.
ICD-10 code suggestions for independent adult primary-care practices
Codes your notes may already support, with the reason behind each one.
Upload a PDF. Each suggestion comes with the reason for it. Your clinician or coder decides every code. No EHR integration. A fifteen-minute demo on example charts shows how it works.
Suggestions only. A code can be billed only when the provider's documentation supports it, and your reviewer decides each one.
Nothing is submitted on your behalf, and none of your codes are changed. Accepting or dismissing records your reviewer's decision; billing stays in your own system.
- Right knee osteoarthritis: pain improved with physical therapy; continue the home exercise program.
- Hyperlipidemia: continue atorvastatin; repeat the lipid panel at the next visit.
- Hypertension, above goal today and on home readings; increase lisinopril from 10 to 20 mg, recheck in 4 weeks.
- GERD, symptoms controlled on omeprazole 20 mg daily; continue, and avoid meals within 3 hours of bedtime.
- Allergic rhinitis, stable without symptoms; no treatment needed at this visit.
In the app, the full source document is a download on the visit page. Lines 1 and 2 are already coded on this note.
What you get
A code, the reason behind it, and your decision.
Every chart read
We set up your chart template from a PDF export of your EHR. Your staff upload the PDFs. Each chart is read section by section. Nothing to install.
Every suggestion with its reason
An ICD-10 code the documentation may support, its description, the reason for it, and its source, with the source note kept with the visit.
A report for the clinic
A PDF report for each visit, and reports in the app that count what your reviewers decided. Neither puts a dollar figure on any code.
How it works
Four steps, one decision-maker
We set up your chart template from a PDF export of your EHR. Your staff upload the PDFs. Each suggestion arrives with the reason for it, and a reviewer on your side decides.
- 01
Upload
PDF visit notes, exported from your EHR.
- 02
Read
Each chart, section by section.
- 03
Suggest
Codes the note may support, each with its reason.
- 04
Decide
Your clinician or coder accepts or dismisses every one.
Billing stays in your own system.
Working with us
Start with a fifteen-minute demo
The demo
Fifteen minutes on example charts we wrote: the suggestions on each chart, the reason for each one, and the PDF report, with time for questions. No account to create.
- Runs on example charts, so you share no patient data
- Nothing to prepare
- Bring your coder or biller if you have one
Start on your own charts
ICD-10 code suggestions on your own charts: one location and one chart template to begin, with your own reviewers deciding.
- Template setup by us
- The PDF report and the reports in the app
- No price list: your quote is in writing, in the order form you sign, before any visit note of yours moves
Documentation audit
Switched on for your clinic only if you choose it. It reads each chart against one set of documentation rules and raises what a reviewer on your side may want to look at.
Findings are advisory only, and never a substitute for clinical or coding judgment. It will not raise everything, and a chart with no findings has not been cleared.
Ask about documentation auditThe ground rules
It suggests. Your people decide.
AI does the reading. Your clinician or coder makes the call.
Nothing is submitted on your behalf. None of your codes are changed, and billing stays in your own system.
It puts no dollar figure on any code. The reports count what your reviewers decided.
It will not find every code, and a chart with no suggestions has not been cleared.
As of October 2026, the software has been built and tested only on synthetic and test charts; no clinic has yet run its own patients' records through it.
Questions
Questions we get asked
Who decides the codes?
What do you need from us to start?
Does it find every code?
What does the demo cost?
How is pricing set?
Book a fifteen-minute demo
Fifteen minutes on example charts, start to finish. A few optional questions on the next page make it about your clinic.