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QChargeAI for GI

Screening vs. diagnostic colonoscopy coding, endoscopy imaging on the encounter, Snap & Bill after the procedure, and bulk face sheet scanning.

10%+ revenue uplift after leaving manual workflows
Providers and staff reclaim hours every week
Capture patient encounters in seconds
AI-assisted CPT and ICD coding
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Built for GI Capabilities

Face Sheet & Assessment Image Capture

Snap a photo of a face sheet, rounding sheet, or assessment and plan for instant patient add and AI coding assistance

Dynamic Census Management

Syncs with your hospital's EMR to keep your patient list current

Quick Billing

Bill in seconds with ICD/CPT and location favorites. Encounter copying and one press billing for subsequent visits

Missed Charge Alerts & Accuracy

AI flags ICD/CPT errors and missed billing before they slip through

EMR Integration

Connects with Athena, eCW, and others, so encounters flow into billing automatically

Screening vs. Diagnostic Coding

AI-assisted coding for screening vs. diagnostic colonoscopy and related CPT distinctions

Endoscopy Imaging Capture

Attach endoscopy and colonoscopy findings directly to the encounter

Snap & Bill After Procedures

Capture charges immediately after the procedure, before the next case starts

High-Volume Procedure Census

Load procedure-day patient lists quickly so high-volume blocks are not typed by hand

Same-Day Add-On Capture

Bill related add-on work from the same procedure block before the tower list is cleared

See QChargeAI in Action

Watch a short overview of QChargeAI and see how providers capture charges, code accurately, and sync with billing in real time.

Get QChargeAI on Your Phone

Download the app for iOS and Android to capture charges at the point of care and stay in sync with your team.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. AI-assisted coding is set up for screening vs. diagnostic colonoscopy and related CPT distinctions so the correct code is selected after the procedure.