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May 19, 2026 Psychiatry

Anxiety & Psychotherapy Add-Ons

A new patient presents with severe muscle tension and excessive worrying. See how the AI splits MDM from a 16-minute psychotherapy session.

New Patient Dual Coding
Apr 28, 2026 Emergency

ER Chest Pain & Hospital Admission

A 63 YOM presents to the ED with intermittent chest pain and SOB. Can you bill this encounter based on time? The AI uncovers the exception.

ED Visit High MDM
Apr 21, 2026 Inpatient

ETOH Withdrawal & Rhabdo

A hospital progress note showing improving conditions, but complex data and risk management. See why coding by time would lose you revenue.

Subsequent Care Time vs. MDM
Apr 07, 2026 Inpatient

Advanced Dementia & Palliative Care

An 80-minute hospital encounter involving deep discussions with the family. The AI flawlessly calculates the exact Prolonged Services add-on units.

Prolonged Services G0316
Mar 31, 2026 Outpatient

HTN & Medication Samples

An established patient with stable HTN needs ARB samples due to a pharmacy closure. Does providing samples count as Prescription Drug Management?

Est Patient Risk of Complications
Mar 2026 Outpatient

Breast Mass Evaluation

A new patient presents with a breast lump. With tests ordered but a low risk of immediate complications, how does the 2-out-of-3 rule apply?

New Patient Moderate MDM
Mar 03, 2026 Inpatient

Initial Hospital Care: Worsening CHF

A complex admission involving independent interpretations and IV Lasix. The AI highlights how High MDM protects you when time falls short.

Initial Care Intensive Monitoring
Feb 2026 Outpatient

Hypertension & Lab Review

An established patient with suboptimally controlled HTN. A classic example demonstrating why you should rarely code a 99212.

Est Patient Data Reviewed

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