ProductClinical Coding
Coding

Codes that match the care given.

Clinical Coding suggests ICD-10 and ICD-11 codes straight from the clinical note, shows the words that support each code, and flags notes that are too vague to code accurately.

Coding suggestionsIllustrative example · not a real patient
For coder review
From the note

Known type 2 diabetic with diabetic nephropathy. Also hypertensive, on amlodipine. HbA1c today 8.9%.

ICD-10 E11.2Type 2 diabetes mellitus with renal complications
ICD-10 I10Essential (primary) hypertension
Supporting words are highlighted in the note. The coder or clinician confirms each code.
What it does

Accurate codes for records, reports and claims.

Clinical Coding illustration
  • ICD-10 and ICD-11 suggestionsCodes suggested for diagnoses documented in the note, in the classification your facility uses.
  • Supporting text highlightedEach code points to the words in the note that justify it.
  • Specificity promptsNotes that lack detail, such as diabetes without its complications, are flagged before coding.
  • Claims-ready outputCoded encounters export for HMO and NHIA claims and for routine health reporting.

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Clinical Coding in 30 seconds.


Safeguards

The clinician stays in charge.

Used by clinical coders, health records officers and billing teams.

  • Codes only what is writtenSuppa AtoZ never adds a diagnosis the clinician did not document.
  • A person confirms every codeClinical coders or clinicians accept, change or reject each suggestion.
  • Changes are trackedEvery accepted or changed code is logged with who changed it and when.

See Suppa AtoZ in your own workflow.

Book a demo and we will walk your clinical and ICT teams through the first-release tools using examples from your specialty.