Coding intelligence built into the note
Nabla connects documentation and coding in the same workflow—suggesting codes based on what’s captured during the encounter.
40 → 7
+8.25%
+7%
The note was always supposed to justify the bill
Nabla treats it as the foundation — so clinical detail, MDM evidence, and visit complexity are already captured before the clinician reaches a single coding decision.
Every suggestion is grounded in what's documented, with rationale tied directly to the clinical record.
Start with documentation done right
Coding tools typically treat the note as an afterthought.
Nabla treats it as the foundation, identifying the appropriate E/M MDM level while capturing the clinical evidence needed to support ICD-10 coding before the clinician makes a single coding decision.
Every suggestion is grounded in the encounter itself, with rationale tied directly to the clinical record.
Coding friction compounds across every encounter
Clinicians aren’t trained coders. Navigating complex AMA guidelines alone, without dedicated billing support, adds friction that compounds over time.
This leads to:
Designed for accurate,
defensible coding
E/M coding support
MDM-based E/M coding suggestions grounded in AMA guidelines
ICD-10 support
Suggested diagnosis codes linked to clinical documentation and visit context
Coding-aware documentation
Clinical detail and supporting rationale structured directly into the note
Confidence you can trust. Judgment where it counts.
Nabla doesn't just surface a code — it shows the reasoning behind it. Validated against AAPC®-certified coders, AI delivers consistent scoring as guidelines evolve, and clinicians confirm every final coding decision.
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Documentation and coding should work together
Nabla helps clinicians document care naturally while surfacing coding recommendations grounded in clinical evidence and AMA guidelines — with every final decision in the clinician’s hands.