ICD-10 codes and the E/M level, ready for you or your coder to check
A note that is clinically right can still be coded wrong. Scribeable suggests the codes as it writes the note: ICD-10 codes sit inline in the assessment and plan with the matching note text where there is one, and the E/M level comes from the documented medical decision making or from time you attest.
Where a code is weaker than the documentation could support, you get a documentation-improvement prompt instead of a silent upcode.
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ICD-10 with the matching note text
Each diagnosis in the plan carries its suggested code and, where there is one, the note text it matched. You or your coder can see why the code is there without re-reading the transcript.
E/M level from MDM, with a brake
The level is set from MDM (two of three elements) with an element-defensibility check that holds the level down when an element is not supported by the note. Time-based E/M uses the time you attest. G2211 and telehealth billing are handled.
- MDM-based level (2 of 3 elements) with a defensibility check
- Time-based E/M from attested time
- G2211 add-on and telehealth billing
- HCC V28 risk-adjustment capture
Where it runs and who gets it
- Platforms
- Web and iPhone.
- Plans
- Every plan, and the 14-day Pro trial. The coder queue is on the Practice plan. See pricing
Questions
- Does it choose the E/M level for me?
- It suggests a level from MDM or attested time and shows the elements it counted. You sign the note, so the level is your decision.
- Will it upcode?
- The level is held down when an MDM element is not supported by the note. Where documentation is weak, you get a prompt to document what was done, not a higher code.
- Does it handle HCC risk adjustment?
- Yes. HCC V28 capture runs on the same note; see the HCC coding page for detail.
Checked against the product on 2026-11-08.