InstaCode reads from existing report sources, surfaces coding gaps and modifier risk signals before claims move downstream, and routes exceptions to AAPC/AHIMA-credentialed reviewers.

Designed to work within reporting environments radiology groups already use
Generic coding tools treat radiology like any other specialty. High daily imaging volumes, structured report formats, and modifier logic specific to imaging require a system designed for this environment, not adapted from one calibrated for something else.
Most radiology revenue cycle problems are throughput problems. Studies accumulate faster than coders can review them, modifier logic gets applied inconsistently under pressure, and denials surface weeks after the encounters that created them. InstaCode processes radiology reports directly, surfacing coding intelligence at imaging volume and routing exceptions to credentialed reviewers before claims move downstream.
ACE Engine reads directly from the report source; CPT codes, modifiers, contrast designation, and laterality are applied from the report language.
Professional/technical component split, contrast designation, laterality on bilateral studies — same logic on study 400 as study 1.
Complex encounters, ambiguous documentation, and exceptions route to AAPC/AHIMA-credentialed coders — not an unreviewed queue. Every decision is logged. Every exception has an accountable reviewer.
InstaCode works from Powerscribe, existing dictation, EHR-generated notes, and existing documentation sources. Add InstaNote to close the documentation-to-coding loop, or start with InstaCode and bring InstaNote in when the organization is ready.
InstaCode is calibrated for the structural characteristics of radiology: high study volume, structured report formats, and modifier logic that determines revenue on every encounter.
Earlier visibility into coding accuracy and denial risk, before claims reach submission. Preventive-visit, vaccine-administration, and screening rules applied consistently across encounters. 24-hour turnaround from documentation to coded, submitted claim.
Clearer signals from documentation structured for pediatric coding specificity. Less rework on well-child, immunization, and chronic-condition encounters. AAPC/AHIMA-credentialed review on exceptions, not an unreviewed queue. PerformPlatform tracks accuracy by coder, visit type, and modifier category.
Full traceability from clinical note to submitted code, built into the workflow rather than assembled when a Medicaid or CHIP audit request arrives. HITRUST-certified infrastructure. Every exception has a credentialed reviewer and a documented decision trail.
Deployment in as little as four weeks — existing DeliverHealth customers can be live in 1 to 2 weeks. InstaCode works with the current EHR and documentation source. Coding can run with in-house staff, DeliverHealth coders, or a hybrid model, without rebuilding the operational workflow around the platform.
Same foundation. Multiple execution paths. One consistent model.
No change to how providers document. Deployment in as little as four weeks.
InstaCode connects to the existing EHR or documentation platform. Providers document as they already do.
The Autonomous Coding Engine analyzes clinical documentation and generates coding output — including CPT, ICD-10, and modifier logic.
Credentialed coders review exceptions and complex cases. Every decision is logged. Coded claims return within 24 hours of documentation receipt, with a full audit trail attached and ready for QA or payer review.
Deployment in as little as four weeks. Current DeliverHealth customers can be live in 1 to 2 weeks.
A 30-minute overview built around the practice's daily imaging volume, report source, and current denial patterns. The session covers where modifier and contrast coding risk typically surfaces in radiology billing, what the revenue recovery opportunity looks like at the practice's specific volume, and how InstaCode deploys without disrupting how radiologists dictate.
InstaNote captures what pediatric coding requires before the note is finalized. InstaCode reads that documentation directly. No gap between the clinical record and the claim.
Coding throughput scales with imaging volume, applying the same modifier logic on study 400 as study 1
AAPC/AHIMA-credentialed review on every exception. No autonomous coding decisions without a documented reviewer.
Full audit traceability from report to claim, embedded in the workflow rather than assembled after a request
Live in two to three weeks, with no change to how clinicians document.
In-house coders, DeliverHealth coders, or a hybrid model. Same platform, no forced workflow change.