Before the bill leaves the desk, the case gets another read.
Pulse reads every exam before billing—documentation, coding, lien amounts, and the missing pieces that create later friction. A person still signs off, with a cleaner record for everyone on the case.
Pulse checks the record. You make the call.
Pulse reviews and analyzes every exam for accuracy and completeness — documentation, coding, and lien amounts — and holds it at a human approval gate so nothing is billed until a person signs off.
Documentation review
Pulse reads the full exam — provider notes, treatment, and supporting records — and checks that the documentation actually supports what's about to be billed.
Coding accuracy check
Pulse cross-checks every CPT and ICD-10 code against the documentation, flagging mismatches, unsupported codes, and missed charges before they reach a bill.
Lien & billing amount analysis
Pulse analyzes the lien and billing amounts against your fee schedule and the work performed, catching over- and under-charges before the number is locked in.
Completeness verification
Pulse confirms nothing is missing — signed liens, required records, attorney and insurance details — so the exam is whole and ready before it's billed.
Discrepancy flagging
Anything that doesn't add up — a code without a note, a charge without support, a mismatched amount — is surfaced with Pulse's reasoning attached for a human to resolve.
Final human approval gate
Pulse never bills on its own. Every reviewed exam lands at a clear sign-off step where a person confirms it's correct and ready before anything is billed.
From finished exam to approved for billing.
An exam is ready to bill
When treatment wraps and an exam is queued for billing, Pulse picks it up automatically — no one has to remember to send it for review.
Pulse reviews everything
Pulse reads the documentation, cross-checks the coding, and analyzes the lien and billing amounts — quality-checking the whole exam for accuracy and completeness.
It flags what needs attention
Anything inaccurate, unsupported, or missing is surfaced with Pulse's reasoning attached, so the exam is corrected before it ever reaches a bill.
A human signs off
The reviewed exam lands at a final approval gate. A person confirms it's correct and complete — and only then is it cleared to be billed.
Watch Pulse review an exam before billing.
This is a simulated review — no real exam data or backend. Watch Pulse read the documentation, cross-check the coding, analyze the lien amount, flag any discrepancies, and pause at the final human approval gate before anything is billed.
Everything checks out — Pulse holds it for a human to approve.
Pulse is opening the exam to review…
Exam under review
Pulse quality-checks the exam, then holds it for a human to approve — nothing is billed until sign-off.
- Patient
- Marcus Lee
- Case
- #1188
- Exam
- Initial evaluation + treatment
- Amount to bill
- $4,820
Every part of the exam, quality-checked.
Pulse reviews the things that cause denied claims and lien disputes — and holds the final sign-off for a human.
A bill both sides can read. Less to untangle later.
For providers
Bill clean the first time. Pulse catches coding errors, missed charges, and incomplete exams before they go out — so you get paid faster with fewer denials.
- Coding and documentation checked before billing
- Missed charges caught, not left on the table
- Fewer denials and rebills downstream
For law firms
Liens you receive are already reviewed for accuracy and completeness, with the amounts analyzed — so there's less back-and-forth disputing what was billed.
- Lien amounts reviewed and supported
- Fewer billing disputes and corrections
- Cleaner, defensible documentation on every exam
For billing teams
Stop manually auditing every exam line by line. Pulse does the first pass and surfaces only what needs a human eye, with its reasoning attached.
- Automated first-pass review on every exam
- Exceptions surfaced with full reasoning
- A real sign-off step, not a rubber stamp
Questions about Pulse Review.
Pulse Review is in early access
Review before you bill.
Give every exam one more read, then give a person the final call.
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