Know which coders are accurate on the new codes before they code live charts
Each code update becomes short lessons and a coding lab on practice charts, marked against keys your team approves. You see who is accurate before they code live charts.
The code set changed. Is every coder ready?
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The code set changes every October
Every coder has to be accurate on the new ICD-10-CM codes from the first chart.
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Clients set accuracy targets
A new client or a new batch raises the same question: who is ready to code live charts?
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Practising on live charts is a risk
Real charts carry real patient details and real consequences for a wrong code.
From a code update to accuracy per coder
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Send the update or your coding guideline
The code-set changes, or your client’s conventions with their rules and examples.
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Short lessons and a coding lab
Lessons and a test from the update, and practice charts written from your guideline. A person on your team approves every chart’s answer key.
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Accuracy per coder
Each chart is marked code by code against the approved key, the way a quality audit marks a chart.
Chart Lab, and the course around it
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ICD-10-CM, the FY2027 code set
Every code in an answer key is checked against the official code list and must be a complete, billable code in it.
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Two ways to practise
Code the chart, or Audit the AI: accept, change or delete suggested codes, some with planted errors.
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The setting you code in
Inpatient, outpatient, emergency department or risk adjustment, chosen for each lab.
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Practice charts, never patient data
Charts are written for practice and carry no patient identifiers. Uploads are screened for patient details first.
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A person approves every key
Only approved charts reach your coders, and an edited key goes back to draft.
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Practice beside the certificate
Chart Lab never issues a certificate. Certificates come from the course test; Chart Lab shows who is ready.
What buyers ask us
Which code sets does Chart Lab cover?
ICD-10-CM diagnosis coding, the FY2027 code set. Procedure coding with CPT is not included.
Are real patient charts used?
No. Practice charts are written from your coding guideline and carry no patient identifiers. Everything uploaded is screened for labelled patient details, and nothing is planned until any found are confirmed invented or removed.
Who decides the right answer?
A person on your team approves every chart’s answer key before anyone practises on it. Every key code is checked against the official code list, and an edited key goes back to draft.
Does Chart Lab give a certificate?
No. Chart Lab is practice; certificates come from the course test. Its results show you who is ready.
Can the lessons go into our LMS?
Yes. A course exports as SCORM that reports the score, pass or fail and each question of the final test, or as a Moodle question bank.
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