Evidence-Linking Audit Defense: 60-Second Packages
Sleep Soundly During Audit Season: 60-Second Package Generation With Claim-Level Audio Proof
The Audit Reality for Practices Without Compliance Departments
You receive a RAC audit letter requesting documentation for 20 E&M claims from six months ago. Your practice doesn’t have a legal team or compliance department. It’s you, maybe a billing person, trying to prove what happened in those exam rooms half a year ago.
Weekend charting stress becomes nothing compared to audit season anxiety. Traditional documentation leaves you defenseless. Evidence-linking lets you leave work on time, even during audits.
The Traditional Audit Response Process:
- Day 1-3: Pull charts, review documentation, realize your notes say “comprehensive history and exam” but lack specific details
- Day 4-7: Try to remember encounters, search for supporting records, draft narrative explanations
- Day 8-12: Have billing consultant review, identify gaps, make decisions about which claims to defend vs accept downcoding
- Day 13-15: Package everything, submit response, hope for the best
- Total time: 15-30 hours of provider and staff time
- Cost: $3,000-$6,000 in lost productivity (at $200/hour clinical time)
- Outcome: 30-40% of challenged claims get downcoded or denied despite performing the service
With Evidence-Linking:
- 60-second audit package generation with claim-level audio proof (system generates package)
- 90-120 minute total response time (60 seconds generation + 30 min review + 20 min approval + 10 min submission)
- 95% reduction in audit response time (15-30 hours to 90-120 minutes)
- $50K-$500K downcoding avoided annually (practice size dependent)
- Sleep soundly: Overwhelming proof available instantly, audit season becomes routine
The Core Problem: You documented that you did it, but you can’t prove you did it. Your notes become “trust me” statements rather than evidence.
For practices without legal teams, compliance officers, or dedicated audit response staff, each audit letter is a major disruption. Most competitors make this worse by deleting audio after 30-90 days or providing only visit-level recordings, not claim-level proof.
How Most Competitors Handle Audits
Before explaining OrbDoc’s unique approach, it’s worth understanding the industry standard. Most AI scribes (Nuance DAX, Abridge, Suki, Freed) handle audit defense like this:
Standard Competitor Approach:
- Audio retention: 30-90 days, then deleted for storage costs
- Link granularity: Visit-level at best (entire 20-minute recording, not specific claims)
- Audit response: If within retention window, provide full visit audio; auditor must listen to entire recording
- After retention: No audio available, back to traditional “trust me” documentation
- Use case: Built for enterprise healthcare systems with legal teams who can handle audit preparation
This works fine for large health systems with compliance departments. But for a 5-provider family medicine practice in rural Montana? You’re on your own after 90 days.
OrbDoc’s Technical Moat: Claim-Level Evidence-Linking
Evidence-linking is OrbDoc’s core architectural differentiator. It’s not about recording visits (everyone does that). It’s about creating bidirectional links between every billable claim and the specific audio evidence that supports it.
The Two-Tier JSONB Architecture:
OrbDoc uses a unique data model that separates clinical facts from form metadata:
Tier 1: Clinical Facts Database
{
"fact_id": "f_12847",
"type": "symptom",
"content": "chest pain, sharp, worse with deep breathing, onset 3 days ago",
"audio_timestamp": "02:45-03:15",
"audio_segment_id": "seg_889",
"confidence": 0.98,
"speaker": "patient"
}
Tier 2: Claim Metadata (Form Layer)
{
"claim_id": "99215_20250315",
"billing_code": "99215",
"service_date": "2025-03-15",
"evidence_links": ["f_12847", "f_12850", "f_12855"],
"requirement": "comprehensive_history",
"status": "supported"
}
The Magic: Bidirectional Linking
- Click any claim → See all supporting facts with audio timestamps
- Click any fact → See all claims it supports
- Auditor questions specific claim → Generate package with only relevant audio segments
Example: Level 5 E/M Audit Defense
Auditor challenges: "Prove you performed comprehensive ROS for all 14 systems"
Traditional response: Search through note, try to remember, write narrative
Time: 2-3 hours per claim
OrbDoc response: Click claim 99215 → Generate audit package
Package includes:
- 14 audio segments (one per system) with timestamps
- Transcript excerpts for each
- Complete documentation showing each system reviewed
- Auto-generated compliance attestation
Time: 60 seconds
7-Year Audio Retention Included
Unlike competitors who delete audio after 90 days, OrbDoc includes 7-year retention standard (Medicare compliance requirement). This isn’t just storage; it’s maintaining the bidirectional links between claims and evidence for the full statute of limitations.
Why This Matters for Small Practices:
Large health systems can afford legal teams to fight audits. You can’t. Your audit defense strategy is simple: provide overwhelming proof immediately. Evidence-linking gives you enterprise-level audit defense without enterprise-level resources.
Built for Practices Without Compliance Departments That Enterprise Solutions Overlook
Large health systems have legal teams and compliance officers to handle audit season. Independent practices (2-20 providers), rural FQHCs, and solo practitioners don’t have that luxury. Evidence-linking gives you enterprise-level audit defense without enterprise-level overhead.
Blue Ocean Focus:
- Rural practices with unreliable internet: Full offline capability with 7-year audio retention
- Independent practices (2-20 providers) without compliance departments: 60-second audit response vs hiring consultants
- Mobile clinicians documenting in the field: Claim-level evidence syncs when connected
- FQHCs and community health centers facing CERT audits: Overwhelming proof without legal teams
No competitor systematically targets practices without compliance departments. Enterprise solutions assume you have legal resources. OrbDoc assumes you’re on your own.
Real-World Scenarios: When Evidence-Linking Saves Your Practice
Scenario 1: Rural FQHC Faces CERT Audit
Practice: Federally Qualified Health Center, 3 providers, serving underserved rural community in Appalachia
The Audit Letter: CERT (Comprehensive Error Rate Testing) audit requests documentation for 15 claims including 5 Level 5 E/M visits (99215), 3 Annual Wellness Visits, and 7 Level 4 visits. Standard 45-day response window.
Without Evidence-Linking:
- Medical director spends 25 hours over 2 weeks reviewing charts
- Realizes documentation for Level 5 visits says “comprehensive ROS” but doesn’t detail all 14 systems
- Makes conservative decision: downcode 4 of the 5 Level 5 visits to Level 4
- Lost revenue: 4 × $75 = $300 per encounter × 4 = $1,200
- Time cost: 25 hours × $200/hr = $5,000
- Total cost: $6,200 for this audit
With Evidence-Linking:
- Billing staff member selects all 15 claims in OrbDoc system
- Clicks “Generate CERT Audit Package”
- System generates PDF with claim-by-claim documentation:
- Each Level 5 visit includes 14 audio segments (one per ROS system) with transcripts
- AWV documentation includes all required elements with timestamps
- Each claim shows compliance verification and evidence links
- Medical director reviews package in 30 minutes, approves for submission
- Time: 90 minutes total (60 sec generation + 30 min review)
- Savings: $5,000 in time + $1,200 in preserved revenue = $6,200
- Outcome: All 15 claims approved without downcode
Scenario 2: Solo Practitioner RAC Audit Without Legal Team
Practice: Solo family medicine practice, small town Montana, no billing consultant, provider handles own coding
The Audit Letter: RAC (Recovery Audit Contractor) challenges 20 E&M claims from 8 months ago, requesting detailed documentation to support medical necessity and level of service.
Without Evidence-Linking:
- Provider spends evening and weekend trying to remember encounters from 8 months ago
- Documentation notes say “detailed history, moderate complexity MDM” but lack specifics
- No memory of which patients had extensive counseling vs quick visits
- Defensive response: offer to downcode 8 questionable claims to avoid further scrutiny
- Lost revenue: 8 claims × $50 average downcode = $400
- Time cost: 18 hours × $200/hr = $3,600
- Stress: Immeasurable (solo practitioner, no backup)
- Total cost: $4,000 + weekend lost
With Evidence-Linking:
- Provider receives audit letter on Tuesday
- Opens OrbDoc, selects 20 challenged claims
- Reviews auto-generated audit package showing:
- Claim 1 (99215): 8-element HPI [audio 00:00-04:15], complete 14-system ROS [audio 04:15-08:30], extensive MDM with 4 diagnoses considered [audio 12:30-16:45]
- Each claim has complete evidence trail with timestamps
- Realizes all 20 claims are fully supported with audio proof
- Submits package on Wednesday
- Time: 2 hours review (high confidence, no panic)
- Savings: $3,600 time + $400 revenue = $4,000
- Outcome: All 20 claims upheld, provider confident throughout
Scenario 3: Group Practice Payer Audit on AWV Claims
Practice: 5-provider primary care group, Medicare-heavy patient panel (65% Medicare)
The Audit Letter: Commercial Medicare Advantage payer audits 30 Annual Wellness Visit claims totaling $5,100 in payment, questioning whether all required elements were documented.
Without Evidence-Linking:
- Office manager pulls 30 charts
- Realizes AWV documentation is incomplete for 12 visits (missing SDOH, advance care planning discussion)
- Options: Fight it (high risk) or accept $2,040 recoupment (12 × $170)
- Decides to fight 6, accept recoupment on 6
- Time: 15 hours preparing response for the 6 they’re defending
- Cost: $1,020 recoupment + 15 hours × $100/hr (staff time) = $2,520
With Evidence-Linking:
- Billing staff generates evidence package for all 30 AWV claims
- System shows each AWV has complete documentation with audio evidence:
- SDOH assessment [audio timestamp]
- Advance care planning [audio timestamp]
- Cognitive assessment [audio timestamp]
- Depression screening [audio timestamp]
- All required elements present with proof
- Submits comprehensive package defending all 30 claims
- Time: 3 hours (package generation + review)
- Savings: $1,020 revenue preserved + $1,200 time savings = $2,220
- Outcome: All 30 claims upheld, zero recoupment
The Economics of Evidence-Linking
Average Small Practice (2-10 providers):
- Audit frequency: 1-2 per year (RAC, CERT, payer)
- Traditional cost per audit: $3,000-$6,000 (time + downcoding)
- Evidence-linking cost per audit: $200-$300 (quick review)
- Annual savings: $2,700-$5,700 per audit × 1.5 audits/year = $4,050-$8,550
Plus the confidence factor: Code appropriately year-round without fear. The revenue impact of confident coding (not defensive downcoding) is even larger: $40K-$80K annually per provider.
Success Patterns from Practices Using Evidence-Linking
Solo and Small Group Practices (1-5 Providers)
Practices without dedicated billing staff or compliance officers report consistent patterns when using evidence-linking for audit defense:
Time Savings:
- Save 2+ hours per audit response (15-30 hours to 60-90 minutes)
- Leave office on time during audit season vs weekend charting to prepare responses
- Zero evening stress reviewing charts for gaps
Revenue Protection:
- $25K-$80K downcoding avoided annually (practice size dependent)
- 90% reduction in defensive downcoding throughout year (code confidently with proof)
- $3,000-$6,000 saved per audit in consulting fees
Emotional Benefits:
- Sleep soundly during audit season knowing proof is instant
- Confidence to code appropriately vs conservative downcoding
- No panic when audit letter arrives vs traditional dread
Rural FQHCs and Community Health Centers (3-10 Providers)
Practices serving underserved communities with high Medicare/Medicaid volume and frequent audits report:
Audit Defense Success:
- Improved claim approval rates through complete documentation vs 60-70% traditional (CERT, RAC, Medicaid audits) - results vary based on practice coding accuracy
- 60-second audit package generation for 20+ claim audits
- Reduced consultant dependency for audit response preparation - complete audio evidence reduces review time
Compliance Confidence:
- $50K-$150K annual downcoding avoided (high Medicare volume practices)
- Document in rural areas with unreliable internet then sync evidence when connected
- Full 7-year audio retention included vs 30-90 day competitor limits
Operational Impact:
- Medical director saves 25+ hours per audit for clinical care vs chart review
- Billing staff generates packages in minutes vs weeks of chart pulling
- Maintain 100% focus on underserved mission vs audit season disruption
Mobile and Home Health Clinicians
Traveling providers documenting in patient homes, basements, rural areas report unique audit defense benefits:
Evidence Capture:
- Document anywhere without connectivity stress (offline-first with full evidence-linking)
- Claim-level audio proof syncs when connected (car, office, hotel WiFi)
- Zero lost documentation from connectivity gaps during home visits
Audit Response Capability:
- Prove medical necessity from patient homes (environment context, mobility observations)
- Home safety assessments with audio evidence for Medicare home health compliance
- $40K-$120K downcoding avoided (high-risk home health audits)
Work-Life Balance:
- No evening charting in hotel rooms to build audit-defensible documentation
- Document in car after each visit with full evidence-linking
- Get home on weekends vs catching up on documentation gaps
How Evidence-Linking Works
1. Ambient Capture
During the patient encounter, conversation is captured via:
- Mobile device (phone/tablet)
- Exam room microphone
- Provider headset
Recording is automatic, HIPAA-compliant, encrypted end-to-end.
2. AI Comprehension & Extraction
Natural language processing identifies:
- Clinical facts (symptoms, exam findings, diagnoses)
- Billable services (procedures, counseling, coordination)
- Medical decision-making elements
- Compliance requirements
Critical: AI doesn’t just transcribe—it understands clinical context and billing rules.
3. Evidence Linking
Each extracted data point receives:
- Timestamp reference
- Transcript excerpt
- Audio clip link
- Confidence score
Example Linked Data Point:
"Patient reports chest pain onset 3 days ago,
sharp, worse with deep breathing"
→ [Timestamp: 02:45]
→ [Audio: 15-second clip]
→ [Transcript: Full exchange]
→ [Confidence: 98%]
4. Provider Validation
Provider reviews auto-generated note:
- Validates accuracy against source
- Makes corrections if needed
- Corrections are tracked (audit trail)
- Final note maintains all evidence links
5. Instant Audit Package Generation
When audit arrives:
- Select encounter
- Click “Generate Audit Package”
- System creates PDF with:
- Complete documentation
- All evidence links
- Compliance verification
- Audio clips embedded
Time: 60 seconds.
6 Audit Scenarios Where Evidence-Linking Proves Critical
1. RAC (Recovery Audit Contractor) E&M Level Challenges
Common Challenge: “Prove this 99215 was medically necessary vs 99214”
Traditional Response: Review chart, try to remember encounter from 8 months ago, identify if comprehensive ROS was truly performed, make conservative decision to downcode if uncertain.
Evidence-Linked Response: Click claim, review auto-generated package showing 14 audio segments (one per ROS system) with timestamps and transcripts, submit overwhelming proof, claim upheld.
Savings: $75 per claim × 30% downcode avoidance × 50 high-level visits annually = $1,125-$2,250 per year
2. CERT (Comprehensive Error Rate Testing) Medical Necessity Audits
Common Challenge: “Demonstrate medical necessity for all services billed during Annual Wellness Visit”
Traditional Response: Pull chart, verify AWV template completion, realize SDOH screening was done but not documented separately, accept partial recoupment.
Evidence-Linked Response: Generate CERT package showing audio evidence for all required elements (cognitive assessment [00:08-02:15], advance care planning [14:30-18:45], SDOH [22:00-24:30]), all claims approved.
Savings: $170 AWV × 20% recoupment avoidance × 100 AWVs annually = $3,400 per year
3. Medicare Advantage Payer Audits (Coding Accuracy)
Common Challenge: “HCC coding risk adjustment audit—prove diagnosis was addressed, not just listed”
Traditional Response: Show diagnosis in problem list and note, but lack proof of actual assessment and management, payer downgrades risk score.
Evidence-Linked Response: Provide audio proof of diagnosis discussion [timestamp], treatment plan review [timestamp], patient counseling [timestamp], risk score maintained.
Savings: Risk score impact = $5,000-$15,000 per patient annually (high-risk Medicare Advantage patients)
4. Medicaid Program Integrity Audits (Documentation Compliance)
Common Challenge: “Prove same-day mental health and medical visits were separate, medically necessary encounters”
Traditional Response: Show separate notes, but auditor questions if truly distinct encounters vs splitting one visit to bill twice.
Evidence-Linked Response: Provide complete audio for both encounters showing distinct chief complaints, separate assessments, different treatment plans, clear medical necessity for both.
Savings: $150-$200 per visit × 50% approval vs traditional 30% = $1,500-$2,000 per audit
5. Procedure Code Medical Necessity (Dermatology, GI, Pain Management)
Common Challenge: “Prove colonoscopy was medically necessary vs screening based on patient symptoms described”
Traditional Response: Point to history in chart note, but lack detail about symptom severity, duration, or failed conservative management.
Evidence-Linked Response: Audio shows patient describing rectal bleeding [00:30-02:15], duration 6 weeks [02:45], failed fiber supplementation [03:20], family history [04:00], medical necessity clearly established.
Savings: $1,500 procedure × 10 procedures challenged × 80% approval vs 50% = $4,500 per audit
6. Prolonged Service Time Verification (99354-99355)
Common Challenge: “Prove you spent face-to-face time required for prolonged service codes (+30 minutes)”
Traditional Response: Point to time documented in note, but auditor questions accuracy, requests proof of what was discussed for extended time.
Evidence-Linked Response: Audio recording shows total encounter time (42 minutes), with timestamps for counseling segments [15:30-28:45], care coordination [30:00-38:15], clear proof of prolonged direct patient contact.
Savings: $90-$140 per prolonged code × 60 uses annually × 70% approval vs 40% = $1,620-$2,520 per year
Combined Audit Scenario Value: $17,145-$30,670 annually for typical small practice (2-10 providers) across all audit types.
Real-World Applications Beyond Audits
1. Quality Improvement
Listen to high-performing providers’ actual patient interactions:
- How they explain complex diagnoses
- Communication techniques that work
- Time management strategies
- Patient engagement methods
Use evidence-linked notes as training library for new providers.
2. Malpractice Defense
Informed consent lawsuits: “Doctor never told me about risks”
Evidence-linked record: “Here’s the 8-minute recording of complete risk discussion with patient acknowledgment.”
Case closed.
3. Team Handoffs
New provider covering your patient panel:
- Not just “patient has CHF”
- But “here’s yesterday’s conversation about increasing shortness of breath”
- Hear tone, urgency, patient concerns
- Contextual understanding, not just data
4. Compliance Tracking
Automatic detection of compliance gaps:
- Missing advance directive discussion
- Overdue medication reconciliation
- Required screening not performed
- Billing requirements not met
Proactive correction before claim submission.
5. Revenue Capture
Find unbilled services automatically:
- Prolonged service time (>50% counseling)
- Care coordination (CCM, TCM)
- Additional diagnoses discussed but not coded
- Procedures performed but not documented
AI reviews conversation, identifies billable elements, suggests codes with evidence.
The Difference: Traditional vs Evidence-Linked
| Aspect | Traditional Documentation | Evidence-Linked Documentation |
|---|---|---|
| Proof of Service | ”Trust me, I did it” | Audio + transcript + timestamp |
| Audit Response Time | 2+ weeks gathering documents | 60 seconds generate package |
| Audit Defense Success | 60-70% (lack of proof) | 95-98% (complete evidence) |
| Missing Documentation | 15-20% of encounters | <2% (auto-capture) |
| Revenue Leakage | $80-150K annually (unbilled services) | 85% reduction (AI finds gaps) |
| Compliance Validation | Manual review, error-prone | Automated checking vs rules |
| Legal Protection | Incomplete, memory-based | Complete audio record |
| Training Value | Text notes only | Actual clinical conversations |
Technical Architecture
Evidence-linking requires three technical layers:
Layer 1: Invariant Record
- Immutable audio capture (blockchain-verified)
- Complete conversation preservation
- Multi-speaker diarization
- Timestamp synchronization
Layer 2: Comprehension Engine
- Medical terminology NLP (96-98% accuracy)
- Clinical context understanding
- Billing rule knowledge base
- Compliance framework integration
Layer 3: Linking & Verification
- Extract fact → Link to source
- Maintain bidirectional links
- Provider validation interface
- Audit package automation
Security & Compliance
HIPAA Compliance:
- End-to-end encryption (AES-256)
- Secure cloud storage (enterprise security Type II)
- Access control (role-based)
- Audit logging (complete trail)
Data Retention:
- Audio: 7 years (compliance requirement)
- Notes: Permanent (standard EHR)
- Evidence links: Permanent
- Audit packages: On-demand generation
Patient Privacy:
- BAA with all vendors
- No third-party data sharing
- Patient consent (integrated into workflow)
- Right to access recordings
Getting Started with Evidence-Linking
Implementation Path:
Week 1-2: Setup & Integration
- EHR integration configuration
- Provider app installation
- Security verification
- Compliance review
Week 3-4: Training & Testing
- Provider training (2 hours)
- Test encounters (non-billable)
- Workflow refinement
- Template customization
Week 5-6: Pilot Go-Live
- Start with 2-3 providers
- Real encounters with validation
- Daily feedback loops
- System optimization
Week 7+: Full Deployment
- Expand to all providers
- Monitor compliance metrics
- Continuous improvement
- ROI tracking
Revenue Protected: $50K-$500K Downcoding Avoided Annually
5-Provider Primary Care Practice Example:
Annual Audit Defense Value:
- RAC E&M challenges: $11,250 downcoding avoided (150 high-level visits × $75 × 50% traditional downcode vs 10% with evidence)
- CERT AWV audits: $17,000 recoupment avoided (100 AWVs × $170 × 20% traditional recoupment vs 2%)
- Medicare Advantage coding: $25,000-$75,000 risk score maintenance (5 high-risk patients × $5K-$15K each)
- Prolonged service verification: $8,100 preserved (60 prolonged codes × $135 × 60% approval improvement)
- Audit response time savings: $22,500 (1.5 audits × 15 hours × $1,000 blended provider/staff rate)
Total Annual Value: $83,850-$133,850 for 5-provider practice
Solo Practice Example:
Annual Audit Defense Value:
- Audit response time: $5,000 saved (1 audit × 25 hours × $200/hour)
- Downcoding avoidance: $15,000-$25,000 (confident coding year-round vs defensive downcoding)
- Audit defense success: $3,000-$6,000 (claims upheld vs traditional recoupment)
Total Annual Value: $23,000-$36,000 for solo practitioner
10-Provider Group Practice Example:
Annual Audit Defense Value:
- Multiple audit responses: $45,000 saved (3 audits/year × 15 hours × $1,000 blended rate)
- E&M level preservation: $90,000 (600 high-level visits × $75 × 20% downcode avoidance)
- Medicare Advantage risk scores: $100,000-$300,000 (20 high-risk patients × $5K-$15K each)
- Procedure medical necessity: $27,000 (60 challenged procedures × $1,500 × 30% approval improvement)
- Prolonged service codes: $16,200 (120 prolonged codes × $135 × 60% approval improvement)
Total Annual Value: $278,200-$478,200 for 10-provider practice
Cost vs Value:
Platform Investment:
- Solo: $199-$249/month = $2,388-$2,988 annually
- 5-provider: $995-$1,245/month = $11,940-$14,940 annually
- 10-provider: $1,990-$2,490/month = $23,880-$29,880 annually
ROI:
- Solo practice: 8x-12x return (23-36K value vs 2.4-3K cost)
- 5-provider practice: 6x-9x return (84-134K value vs 12-15K cost)
- 10-provider practice: 9x-16x return (278-478K value vs 24-30K cost)
Payback Period: 2-3 weeks (first audit alone typically covers annual platform cost)
When Enterprise Systems Make Sense (And When They Don’t)
Evidence-linking makes sense for:
- Epic-integrated large health systems with dedicated compliance teams work well with Epic’s native audit tools
- Academic medical centers with research documentation requirements may need specialized systems
- Multi-hospital integrated delivery networks can justify enterprise-scale solutions
Evidence-linking is essential for:
- Solo and small group practices (2-20 providers) without legal teams or compliance officers
- Rural practices facing audit scrutiny with limited administrative resources
- FQHCs and community health centers with compliance requirements but no compliance department
- Any practice that handles its own audit responses without external consultants
The difference: Large systems can afford 25-hour audit responses with legal teams. Small practices need 60-second audit defense with proof. Evidence-linking gives you enterprise-level audit defense without enterprise-level overhead.
Get Started: Sleep Soundly During Audit Season
Every audit costs $3,000-$6,000 in time and lost revenue using traditional chart review. Evidence-linking reduces that to $200-$300 with 60-second proof generation. For practices facing 1-2 audits per year, the savings are immediate and measurable.
The Emotional Shift:
- Before: Audit letter arrives, panic sets in, weekend plans cancelled, sleepless nights reviewing charts
- After: Audit letter arrives, click “Generate Package” in 60 seconds, submit with confidence, leave office on time
The Economic Impact:
- Solo practice: $23,000-$36,000 protected annually
- 5-provider practice: $83,850-$133,850 protected annually
- 10-provider practice: $278,200-$478,200 protected annually
The Confidence Factor:
- 90% reduction in defensive downcoding (code appropriately year-round with proof)
- 95-98% audit approval rate vs 60-70% traditional
- Leave work on time consistently even during audit season
Built for practices without compliance departments. Large health systems have legal teams. You have OrbDoc’s evidence-linking.
See It In Action:
- Watch 60-second audit response: See claim-level evidence package generation in real-time
- Calculate your specific ROI: Estimate downcoding avoided and audit defense savings for your practice size
- Review sample audit packages: See how overwhelming proof changes audit outcomes