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Protect Your Organization from Costly Coding Errors

Automatically flag high-risk diagnosis codes before they trigger CMS/OIG audits and penalties

Simplify Medicare Advantage Risk Adjustment

The Problem

Medicare Advantage organizations face growing CMS and OIG audit scrutiny, with penalties reaching millions for improper coding:

  • $650M+ in improper payments annually from unsupported diagnosis codes
  • 12.5% average error rate in high-risk diagnostic categories
  • Expanding RADV audits targeting specific high-risk conditions
  • Significant resource drain on clinical and coding teams

How We Help

Our FHIR-compliant risk assessment tool delivers measurable results:

  • Cut error rates by 83% with pre-submission validation
  • Prevent revenue recoupment and avoid costly penalties
  • Save 65% review time with automated risk flagging
  • Protect reimbursement with proper documentation
  • Stay compliant with continuous regulatory updates

Built for Healthcare Teams

  • FHIR Standard: Seamless EHR integration
  • Real-time: Millisecond response times
  • Flexible: Cloud API or on-premises
  • Comprehensive: Four critical high-risk categories
  • HIPAA-Compliant: End-to-end encryption
  • Detailed Reports: Precise documentation mapping
  • Smart Rules: CMS/OIG risk filter engine
  • Easy Setup: REST API with full documentation
Self-Guided Demo Instructions

Follow these steps to experience how the risk assessment tool works:

1
Load Sample FHIR Data

Click the "Load Sample" button in section 1 below to populate the text area with FHIR-compliant patient data including diagnosis codes and supporting evidence.

Technical Context: This loads a JSON bundle containing Condition, Encounter, MedicationRequest, and Procedure resources that follow the FHIR standard format.

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2
Submit for Risk Assessment

Click the "Assess Risk" button in section 1 to send the FHIR data to the risk assessment engine.

Technical Context: The API validates the FHIR resources, extracts diagnosis codes, and applies CMS/OIG high-risk validation rules.

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3
Review Business Overview

In section 2, examine the "Business Overview" tab to see a summary of risk levels and a visual breakdown of the assessment results.

Business Context: This view helps Medicare Advantage organizations quickly identify which diagnosis codes need additional documentation or review before submission.

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4
Examine Technical Details

Click the "Technical Output" tab in section 2 to see the detailed JSON response from the API.

Technical Context: This JSON output shows exactly why each diagnosis code was flagged, including specific missing documentation or validation failures.

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5
Explore Error Rate Data

Scroll down to the "CMS/OIG Reported Error Rates" chart in section 3 to see industry benchmarks for high-risk diagnosis categories.

Business Context: These error rates from official CMS/OIG audits demonstrate the financial risk associated with improper coding in Medicare Advantage programs.

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Pro Tip: After completing the demo, try modifying the FHIR JSON to add supporting documentation (like inpatient Encounters for stroke codes) to see how it changes the risk assessment results.
1. FHIR Resource Input
Submit FHIR resources (Condition, Encounter, MedicationRequest, Procedure) for risk assessment. Use the "Load Sample" button to see an example.
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Processing diagnosis codes...
2. Assessment Results
Risk Summary

0 High Risk 0 Moderate Risk 0 Low Risk

Total Diagnoses: 0

Code Description Risk Level Reason
3. CMS/OIG Reported Error Rates

Data source: Office of Inspector General (OIG) Toolkit To Help Decrease Improper Payments in Medicare Advantage

Improve Your Medicare Advantage Coding Accuracy

High-risk diagnosis codes can lead to improper payments and audit failures. Our comprehensive solutions help Medicare Advantage plans identify and correct coding issues before claims submission.

JSON Response
Risk Assessment Rules
Rule Logic for High-Risk Categories:
  • Acute Stroke (HCC 100): One outpatient diagnosis, no matching inpatient claim
  • Acute MI (Heart Attack) (HCC 86): No inpatient diagnosis within +/-60 days
  • Embolism (HCC 107, 108): No matching anticoagulant medication event
  • Lung Cancer (HCC 9): No radiation, chemo, or surgery within +/-6 months
API Usage
curl -X POST https://your-domain.com/api/assess \
    -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
    -d '{"resourceType": "Condition", "code": {"coding": [{"system": "http://hl7.org/fhir/sid/icd-10", "code": "I213"}]}, "subject": {"reference": "Patient/123"}}'