XpertDox brings autonomous AI medical coding to Camarena Health's Central Valley clinics
XpertDox is deploying its autonomous medical coding software at Camarena Health, the Scottsdale, Arizona company said on 10 November. The Federally Qualified Health Center operates more than 20 locations in California's Central Valley.
Camarena Health will use XpertCoding across family practice, women's health, behavioral health, and other services. XpertDox says the software codes claims end to end and routes only edge cases to a manual review queue, unlike tools that only suggest codes.
XpertCoding combines symbolic AI, neural networks, machine learning, and payer guidelines. Its business intelligence tools track coding automation, charge entry delays, risk adjustment, quality measures, and coding accuracy.
"With XpertCoding, our team can spend less time on manual coding and more time on patient care," said Camarena Health CEO Paulo Soares.
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