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AI Documentation
Documentation integrity: gaps that cause downcoding and denials, caught before they cost revenue.
Revenue leaks start in the note. Missing specificity, absent laterality, thin medical-necessity language — each one becomes a downcode or a denial weeks later. GetMax reviews documentation as it's completed and flags exactly what's missing for the code the encounter deserves.
How the AI works
- 01
Analyze
Completed notes checked for specificity, laterality, and support for the intended codes.
- 02
Query
Precise, compliant clarification requests to providers — not vague 'improve documentation' nags.
- 03
Protect
Claims built only on documentation that can survive an audit or an appeal.
Humans in the loop. By architecture.
The AI never edits clinical documentation — it flags and asks. Providers stay the sole authors of the record; GetMax makes sure the record supports the revenue.
Questions, answered
Is this an AI scribe?+
No — GetMax doesn't write notes during visits. This is documentation integrity (CDI): reviewing completed documentation for the gaps that cause downcoding and denials.
Does it change our clinical notes?+
Never. It flags gaps and generates compliant provider queries. The clinician remains the only author of the record.
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