The Ambient AI for ICD-10 Coding Intelligence
Streamline medical coding to improve patient care and accelerate the revenue cycle management process.
DeepScribe AI Coding integrates with the most widely used EHRs
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ICD-10 Coding Intelligence
DeepScribe formats plan items by combining previous ICD-10 codes from the EHR with newly suggested codes from the current conversation.
James Lindsey
Principal, IT Strategy & Innovation
Texas Oncology
How DeepScribe generates ICD-10 codes
3 paths to accurately detail your patients’ conditions.
DeepScribe recommends new ICD-10 codes based on the natural conversation with your patient.
DeepScribe translates diagnoses mentioned by the physician during (or after) the visit into the corresponding ICD-10 codes
DeepScribe pulls in existing diagnosis codes from your EHR’s problem list within the note as part of patient history.
Our ambient AI model was refined using more than 5 million labeled patient conversations, resulting in documentation that’s more accurate than human scribes – and 59% more accurate than GPT-4 alone.
Scot Ackerman, MD, FACR
Radiation Oncologist
Ackerman Cancer Center
Standout results = better outcomes
80%+ clinician adoption
DeepScribe specialty AI models can accelerate adoption in the first 30 days of deployment.
34% more ICD-10 codes
AI generates the right diagnosis codes, improving coding accuracy and billing cleanliness.
4,000,000+ ICD-10 codes
DeepScribe automatically captures all ICD-10 codes — more than 4 million per year.
1.6 min chart closure time
Our automated, accurate scribing turns hours of documentation time into just minutes.
Recommended Reading:Why Texas Oncology chose DeepScribe
Enterprise-grade Ambient AI for private practices
AI Medical Scribe
DeepScribe leverages the most advanced speech recognition models, allowing for the natural conversation between clinician and patient to be captured with extreme accuracy.
AI Coding
DeepScribe automates complete and compliant coding with real-time insights and audit-ready documentation, reducing administrative burden and ensuring proper reimbursement.
Customization Studio
Fine-tune DeepScribe’s AI-generated notes to match provider workflows and improve adoption.
Subjective
CHIEF COMPLAINT: Patient presents today for a left rotator cuff tear sustained from a skiing accident that occurred a couple of weeks ago when she hyper-extended her arm. HPI: She is currently in a sling but has not been seen prior to today. Immediately after the injury, she felt intense pain but had limited lateral motion in her left arm. She reports normal gripping strength but has difficulty with reaching upwards and to the sides. She is able to reach in front of her and behind her back. Pain does radiate from the deltoid towards the triceps. Patient is always concerned of a supraspinatus tear. Patient is understanding that an arthroscopic surgery may be necessary.
Objective
Musculoskeletal: Normal grip strength. No tenderness of biceps. Some weakness in the arm. ROM to 25o of the supraspinatus.
Assessment
M75.102 Unspecified rotator cuff tear or rupture of left shoulder, not specified as traumatic
Plan
Recommended to start physical therapy x6 treatments. Prescribed Ibuprofen 800 mg TID PRN. Consider MRI and arthroscopic surgery if needed. Follow up after a couple of sessions of therapy or sooner if symptoms persist or worsen.
DeepScribe Assist
Surfacing key insights at the point of care, helping health systems achieve their most important quality and value-based goals.
