Paste the note. See what a reviewer would flag.
Before you submit, paste the note and the CPT/ICD-10 codes you'd bill. Check runs the documentation rules that get claims paid — time-based code duration, medical necessity language, duplicate codes, crisis-code context, and more — and hands back a pass, caution, or fail verdict with a fix for every gap. Free, no signup, and it never leaves your browser.
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Three steps, and you know before the payer does.
Paste the note
Drop in the session note or treatment plan and the CPT/ICD-10 codes you'd bill. Nothing is sent anywhere — the check runs entirely in your browser.
The rules run
Check runs the documentation rules that get claims paid — deterministic and evidence-based, no black box. Every flag cites the specific rule and codes involved.
Get a verdict and a fix
You get a pass, caution, or fail verdict with a plain-language fix for every gap — while there's still time to correct it before you submit.
Three real gaps, in plain language.
Every check is deterministic and evidence-based — no black box. Here's the kind of thing it flags before a payer does.
90837 is billed, but no start/stop time or total minutes appears anywhere in the note.
Fix: 90837 needs 53+ minutes on record — add the session length or the start/stop times.
90834 and 90837 both appear for the same date of service.
Fix: only one individual-psychotherapy code per encounter — most payers deny the pair outright.
90839 is billed, but the note has no language describing a safety risk or urgent stabilization.
Fix: document what made this a crisis contact, or use a standard psychotherapy code instead.
No black box, and nothing leaves the browser.
Runs entirely in your browser — the note and codes are never sent anywhere or stored.
No signup to try it. Create an account only if you want unlimited checks past the free monthly cap.
Works on session notes and treatment plans — same engine, a toggle for which one you're checking.
Every flag cites the specific rule and codes involved, not a vague "looks risky."
NoteScreen Check is a documentation-support tool. It is not billing or legal advice, and does not guarantee claim payment or any particular outcome. All examples shown are de-identified and synthetic.
Catch the denial trigger while you can still fix it.
Free, no signup, and it never leaves your browser.