Clinical Capture

Clinical Notes → ICD-10 & CPT Coding Assistant
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Code every note for its full, accurate RVU value — in seconds.

Paste an operative, clinic, ED, or inpatient note and get every billable code — in billing order, with the right modifiers, the supporting ICD-10 diagnoses, and the exact wording to add where documentation falls short. Then see what the claim is actually worth. Built on official CMS Physician Fee Schedule values, across 31 specialties from family and emergency medicine to orthopedics and cardiothoracic surgery.

See it work before you sign up

Real output from Clinical Capture, run on synthetic operative notes. No account, nothing to fill in — this is exactly what comes back.

Three procedures, one claim. What is separately billable, in what order, and why.

The claim28.05 wRVU total
29827-RTArthroscopy, shoulder, surgical; with rotator cuff repair15.2 wRVU
Endoscopic rule
From your note'Two double-loaded 5.5 mm anchors placed medially and the tear repaired in a double-row transosseous-equivalent configuration'
23430-RT-59Tenodesis of long tendon of biceps (open)9.92 wRVU
Paid at 100%
From your note'A separate 3 cm incision was made over the subpectoral region... tenodesed to the proximal humerus with an 8 mm interference screw.'
29826-RTArthroscopy, shoulder, surgical; decompression of subacromial space with partial acromioplasty (add-on)2.93 wRVU
Paid at 100% — exempt
From your note'Bursectomy performed. Acromioplasty carried out with the burr converting a type II to type I acromion.'
Supporting diagnosesM75.121 Complete rotator cuff tear/rupture of right shoulder, not traumaticM75.41 Impingement syndrome of right shoulderM75.21 Bicipital tendinitis, right shoulder
Free during the beta. De-identified notes only — identifiers are blocked before anything leaves your browser.
Note → CPTCode an operative notePaste your op note and get the complete claim — every documented, separately billable CPT code in billing order with modifiers, plus the ICD-10 codes that support them. NCCI-aware and never padded: each code cites the line in your note that earned it.
CPT → NoteDraft a note from codesEnter the codes, answer a few quick case questions, and get a near-complete operative note in standard prose — with blanks left only where you leave them.
Encounter Note → CodesCode an office, ED, or inpatient visitPaste an office, emergency department, or inpatient note and get the right E/M level for the setting, ICD-10 codes, same-day procedures, and modifier -25 guidance — documented work only.

What comes back

The complete claim, not a shortlistA straightforward case returns one code. A complex case returns every code it earned — ten or more if that's what the note supports.
Billing order, worked out for youCodes are ranked highest-value first with the multiple-procedure reduction applied, so you know what leads the claim and what carries a −51.
Denial risk flagged before you submitCodes a payer would likely deny or down-code are called out with the reason — missing laterality, an unsupported level, a bundling edit needing support.
The exact sentence to addWhen documentation falls short, you get ready-to-paste wording with [brackets] for the facts only you can supply. It never fills in something you didn't record.
What the claim is worth NewOptional payment estimate using the real Medicare formula and your locality's geographic indices — with the math shown, and a Medicare or commercial multiple-procedure schedule.
Your RVUs, trackedSave cases to a running work-RVU total, star the ones you repeat, and print a claim-ready superbill for your biller.

How it works

1
Paste the note

Drop in your full op note or clinic note — de-identified — and hit Analyze.

2
Clinical Capture reads it

It applies CPT/NCCI logic and official CMS work-RVU values in seconds.

3
Review, then capture

Every billable code in billing order, denial risks flagged, documentation wording ready to paste — and the payment estimate when you want it.

Watch both tools in action — the preview loops automatically.

Note → CPTCPT → Note
Operative Note
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Coding Results
Results appear here in seconds.

Be an early voice

Clinical Capture is in free beta with physicians across 31 specialties. Trying it and have feedback? We'd love to hear from you.