A Note That Writes Itself
Sound too good to be true? Systems4PT makes it a reality with automated documentation. Today, 40% of what you type in an eval is repetitive. You enter the same medical history, medications, pain, prior level of function, social factors, and concerns that the patient entered during intake. Seriously, are you a stenographer or a Doctor of Physical Therapy?
1,250 words of defensible documentation demonstrating medical necessity appear in your notes without any . Clean CPT codes that the payer will pay are recommended. Correct G-codes are recommended, complete with severity modifiers. Therapists are asked if their documentation defends necessary modifiers; if so, perfect modifiers are added. Real-time payer rules alert the therapist if their claim doesn’t comply, complete with instructions on correcting the problem.
Systems4PT documents the above topics for you. In the blink of an eye.
It’s common sense, don’t you think?
Let’s look at another example: Your clinical findings are the foundation of the evaluation. You identify seemingly disparate topics that combine to aggravate the patient’s condition, heighten complexities, and require skilled, hands-on therapy to counter. After documenting each of these issues, today, you type these complexities a second time as you defend the necessity for skilled therapy.
Systems4PT does this for you. You document your findings once. State-of-the-art EMR then recommends the comprehensive defense of skilled therapy. Will you edit this? Probably. But it’s a lot faster to edit 12 words than to enter 130 words with countless checkboxes.
After selecting the most clinically relevant functional deficit, you create short-term and long-term goals for each today.
Systems4PT takes care of this. ‘Kind of obvious, isn’t it?
Today, your clinical rationale should defend the treatment plan, explaining each CPT code’s role in restoring the identified functional deficit(s). Let’s be honest: too often, you don’t have time to enter this detail because documenting the eval takes so long.
Again, Systems4PT does this for you.