AI Chart Note Analysis for Prosthetics & Orthotics
Upload a chart note, select the L-codes you intend to bill, and get an expert-level compliance grade in under a minute — the same review a seasoned reimbursement specialist would do in twenty to sixty minutes, on every single note.
The chart note is where O&P claims live or die
Medicare doesn't pay for devices — it pays for documentation. A prosthesis claim stands on the referring physician's chart note and the prosthetist's corroborating record. If the notes don't establish medical necessity for every HCPCS L-code on the claim, the result is a denial, a downcode, or a takeback in a future audit.
Most practices find out their documentation was thin after the claim is denied. ClaimGrade flips that: the note is graded against current policy requirements before anything is billed, while there is still time to fix it.
How chart note grading works
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Upload chart notes
Drop in a PDF of the physician's chart note, the O&P chart note, or both. Works with output from any EMR — OPIE, OP Compass, Nymbl, paper scans.
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Select your L-codes
Choose the HCPCS codes you intend to bill — from base codes to additions. Each code carries its own policy criteria, and each is graded independently.
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Review the grade
Get criterion-by-criterion results: what the documentation supports, what's missing, and exactly what language would close each gap.
Grading, not ghostwriting
Plenty of tools will write a note for you — AI scribes, smart templates, voice capture. ClaimGrade answers a different question, the one the payer actually asks: does this note, as written, support these codes?
- Independent review. Because ClaimGrade doesn't write the note, it grades honestly — including physician notes your office never touched.
- Per-criterion detail. Not a vibe score: each policy requirement is marked pass or fail with the supporting (or missing) evidence identified.
- ADL specificity checking. Generic statements like "improved mobility" don't satisfy Medicare. ClaimGrade flags vague functional language and shows what specific, payer-ready detail looks like.
- Physician and supplier notes. Grade the referring doctor's documentation and your own O&P record — both sides of the medical-necessity story.
When a note fails, generate a physician addendum letter from the exact gaps found — or see how the Medicare LCD compliance check keeps grading current when policy changes.
Grade your first chart note
Upload a real chart note and see the criterion-level results in a matter of moments.
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