STAT E&M LITE

"This documentation problem is costing me a lot of money. Its time I learned to do it right."

Are you having problems navigating complicated coding and documentation rules? Are you undercoding your visits for fear of an audit or, even worse, consistently overcoding your services?

This easy-to-use interactive template finally makes the complex Evaluation & Management (E&M) coding rules work to the clinicians advantage and will increase clinical productivity from its first day of use. Use it free of charge for any new patient office visit, consultation, hospital visit, nursing home visit, etc.

STAT E&M™ is the gold standard tool recommended by coding professionals and is often used for internal E&M audits. Use either the 1995 or 1997 documentation format and any of 10 specialty exams such as cardiovascular, psychiatric, or musculoskeletal.

STAT E&M Coder™ has been featured, twice, in Medical Economics: "10 great programs for your handheld" (Dec 2005) and "The best programs for your handheld" (March 2008).

View the Status screen (or screenshot here) to see and understand the coding criteria for each service as you have never done before.

Use of this free version for as long as you like for your new patient documentation. The commercial version, STAT E&M CODER, adds templates for established patient visits and emergency department visits. It will pay for itself after only a few uses.

Includes templates for the 10 organ-specific exams and 17 E&M visit types and logical Medical Decisionmaking calculation

Included Exam Types:
HCFA 1995
HCFA 1997 General Multisystem
Cardiovascular
Ears, Nose, Mouth and Throat
Eyes
Genitourinary (Female)
Genitourinary (Male)
Hematologic/Lymphatic/Immunologic
Musculoskeletal
Neurological
Psychiatric
Respiratory
Skin

E&M Service Types Included:
Office or Other Outpatient Services
Hospital Observation Services
Hospital Inpatient Services
Consultations
Nursing Facility Services
Domiciliary, Rest Home (eg, Boarding Home), or Custodial Care Services
Home Services

Visit www.statcoder.com for more information.