Can ultrasound or duplex findings attach to the encounter?

Yes. Imaging capture attaches ultrasound and duplex findings directly to the encounter so documentation travels with the charge.

Does mobile rounding work across multiple vein clinic locations?

Yes. Mobile rounding keeps each clinic census on your phone so you can capture charges as you move between locations in one day.

Yes. Request a demo to walk through ablation and sclerotherapy coding, ultrasound capture, and multi-clinic rounding workflows.

Venous ablation, sclerotherapy, and IVC filter coding, ultrasound/duplex imaging on the encounter, and mobile rounding across vein clinic locations.

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

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

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

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

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

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

AI-assisted coding for venous ablation, sclerotherapy, and IVC filter placement CPT/ICD combos

Imaging capture for ultrasound/duplex findings, attached directly to the encounter

Mobile rounding across multiple vein clinic locations in one day

Capture ablation and sclerotherapy encounters before leaving the procedure room

Keep staged ablation and follow-up visits on the list so later encounters in the series are not missed

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

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

Yes. AI-assisted coding suggests CPT and ICD combinations for venous ablation, sclerotherapy, and IVC filter placement from the encounter context.