Code charts as soon as they are signed
At signature, Arintra reads the clinical note, identifies diagnosis and procedure codes, and writes them into your EHR. Billers review exceptions, not every claim.
Manual coding puts revenue at risk
Coding delays postpone reimbursement. A missed modifier can create a denial your team must pursue.
Four steps from signed chart to clean claim
Arintra connects when the chart is signed, eliminating manual triggers, uploads, and copy-paste.
When a provider completes an EHR note, Arintra receives that encounter's structured and narrative content in real time.
Arintra parses the clinical narrative for diagnoses, procedures, and service level, then applies specificity and laterality rules automatically.
Arintra selects CPT and ICD-10 codes, adds modifiers, and checks the set against payer rules before submission.
The validated codes go straight back to the encounter. Your biller reviews a completed claim instead of an empty coding queue.
What practices tracked in the first 90 days
Based on internal pilot data from our early-access clinic program. Results vary by practice size, specialty, and EHR configuration.
Works with the EHRs your practice uses
Arintra reads and writes through your EHR API. No middleware, chart exports, or separate login.
From reviewing every claim to reviewing exceptions
Code review once consumed the most time in our billing cycle. Now I spot-check instead of reviewing every claim. The time saved made the change worthwhile.
Our first-pass acceptance rose from around 78 percent to well above 90 percent in the first month. Denial reports virtually stopped showing laterality errors and missing modifiers.
Close the coding gap
Arintra is in limited early access for ambulatory practices. Request a place and our team will contact you within two business days.