MEDIKODI Coding
Autonomous AI medical coding for hospitals
Under-coded diagnoses and missed procedures never make it onto the claim.
Coders re-read the same records to find what the documentation already says.
The same chart coded twice comes back two ways, and audits notice.
MEDIKODI reads the whole record and suggests every code, each one linked to the sentence in the note that supports it.
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Every code linked to the evidence that supports it.
A clear, reviewable path from the clinical record to the final coded episode.
See each episode's grouping and weight as it's coded, so missed revenue is caught and nothing is overclaimed.
GroupingAsk a coding question in plain English and get a straight answer, with the rule and the note that back it up.
Meet MediqAssistMEDIKODI suggests codes as it reads the notes, each one sitting on the line that supports it. No lookups, no second screen, nothing to retype.
Book a demoSuggestions appear beside the line in the note that supports them, strongest evidence first.
Codes that move the episode's grouping and weight are marked, so the ones that matter get looked at first.
Add, confirm or replace a code instantly. Every episode shows what's done and what still needs a look.
Switch suggestions on or off by team and apply your local rules. Your settings stay locked in.
Find any code from the note you're reading. No switching tabs, no starting over.
Each code keeps when it was added, by whom and from which line, ready for a claim or a review.
Start each episode with the codes drafted and the evidence beside them. You check, adjust and sign off.
Explore: For codersGive a small coding team the reach of a large one, with the same standard on every episode.
Explore: For health centersKeep pace with inpatient volume, clear the backlog, and claim the funding the documentation supports.
Explore: For hospitalsMEDIKODI Audit
The AI audit reads the coded episode against the record and lists what it would change. Your auditor accepts, edits or rejects each finding, and the coder's accuracy follows from the reasons.
Each one names the category, the code, what it should be and the evidence, so the auditor decides instead of searching.
Changes carry a reason from your audit catalogue, weighted by how much it matters. That weighting sets the score.
The DRG before and after appears before anything is committed, so the auditor sees what each change does to the episode.
Accuracy you can track
Scores roll up by coder, auditor and department, with the outcomes mix and the reasons that keep coming back.
Sample the work you want, at the rate you set, from a random share to every trainee episode. Export the report for your board or a funder.
MEDIKODI recovers the revenue your clinicians have already earned, so it goes back into staff, beds and care.
What coding leads ask before a first call.
It reads the clinical documentation for each episode and produces a complete first-pass code set, sequenced to the coding standards, with the source text behind every code. The episode is grouped as it's coded, and anything that needs a person is routed to your coders with the reason attached.
No. It codes autonomously and your coders sign off. The routine work is cleared and complex cases are flagged, so your team spends its time on judgement calls, queries and documentation quality. Coders remain accountable for the final coded output.
MEDIKODI works natively in ICD-10-AM, ACHI and AR-DRG, with the Australian Coding Standards and your local policies applied inside the workspace. Other classifications can be scoped for your deployment.
You check it on your own charts. We run a retrospective review on a set of your closed episodes, code them blind, and compare the results with what was billed: codes captured, codes missed, grouping changes and revenue impact.
Audit in Coding is part of your own episode lifecycle: reviewers check and change codes before an episode is final, with a recorded reason and the grouping impact shown first. MEDIKODI Lens is a separate product for an independent read: upload any case or a whole extract, coded by anyone, and get feedback on it.
No. Episodes can arrive from your hospital information system or be uploaded directly, and finalised coding returns to your systems. See how it works and security & trust.