Wound care documentation
Proof of medical necessity is scattered across EHR exports, wound photos, prior notes, and bedside documentation. Bineha assembles it into one structured record before missing evidence puts payment at risk.
Before Medicare covers a skin substitute graft, its coverage policies require the record to establish a specific chain of facts. Every one of them has to be there, written the way the policy expects.
Miss a single link and the claim is denied — not because the treatment was wrong, but because the record could not prove it was necessary.
Requirements summarised from Medicare local coverage determinations L35041 and L36377. Coverage policy varies by contractor and changes; verify against your own payer before relying on it.
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Where a fact is missing, the note says so in brackets rather than filling the gap with something plausible. A note that reads well but cannot be substantiated is worse than an obviously incomplete one — it fails at the moment it matters.
Codes come with a rationale and an explicit instruction to verify. The system never selects a final code and never submits a claim. Surgical debridement codes follow the depth of tissue actually removed, not the instrument used — the kind of distinction that decides an audit.
The current build contains no AI. Notes are produced by explicit rules, so every sentence can be traced to a fact someone entered. Machine learning belongs on top of a trustworthy record, not underneath it.
We will walk you through a real encounter end to end — intake, the note it produces, the codes it recommends and the checks it refuses to let you past.