Catches the codes that get left off
It reads what the note implies, not just what it states: the approach that means a posterior-fossa case, the operating microscope, the add-ons coders drop under time pressure. Revenue you earned, captured.
Left pterional craniotomy. Microsurgical clipping of a complex left MCA bifurcation aneurysm. Temporary clip applied to M1. Operating microscope used throughout.
Your coder signs off before anything bills.
Undercoding and denials cost surgical practices more than any other stage of the revenue cycle. That's the stage Synaipse automates: turning the operative note into a clean, complete, fully-coded claim.
Every code comes with its reasoning and a confidence level. Your coder approves before anything bills, and the model routes the cases it's unsure about straight to them.
It reads what the note implies, not just what it states: the approach that means a posterior-fossa case, the operating microscope, the add-ons coders drop under time pressure. Revenue you earned, captured.
The same engine applies NCCI edits, bundling, modifiers, and laterality. It adds the codes you earned and suppresses the ones that can't be billed separately, so claims go out clean the first time.
Every suggested code carries a confidence level and its reasoning. High-confidence codes move fast; ambiguous ones route to your coder for a second look. Nothing bills without a human sign-off.
Under the hood: retrieval-augmented models fine-tuned on operative notes, with the payer-edit logic handled deterministically, not one prompt to a general-purpose chatbot.
Health tech is full of dashboards that promise everything. This is the opposite: built by the surgeon who needed it, and careful about what it claims.
Synaipse is FHIR-native, so it connects through the standards your EHR already speaks. It works with eClinicalWorks, Epic, and athenahealth.
Send us a de-identified operative note. We'll send back the codes, the modifiers, and the reasoning, so you can judge it on your own cases.