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THE LEADER IN Autonomous Medical Coding
Trusted by Leading Health Systems, Hospitals, and Physician Groups
Nym works with the top provider organizations in the country and consistently exceeds industry benchmarks when it comes to customer satisfaction and loyalty. In a KLAS Research Emerging Solutions Spotlight report on Nym’s solution, 100 percent of Nym’s customers commented that they would purchase the software again.
Autonomous Medical Coding that Delivers True ROI
Nym’s Autonomous Medical Coding Engine accurately assigns medical codes to patient encounters in seconds and with zero human intervention. This enables hospitals, health systems, and provider groups to increase financial performance, optimize operational efficiency, and improve compliance, ultimately enabling providers to focus more time on patient care.
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A Differentiated Approach Enabling Configurability, Compliance, and Transparency
Unlike other autonomous coding solutions that rely mainly on machine learning (ML), Nym’s engine leverages a combination of proprietary ML models and rules-based clinical and medical coding ontologies. This approach enables Nym to align with each customer’s internal coding guidelines, ensure compliance with the latest coding guidelines, and generate fully traceable audit trails for every code assigned.
Nym’s Autonomous Medical Coding Engine versus Computer-assisted Coding
Nym’s Engine
- Requires zero human intervention to code charts
- No staff training required
- Needs only physician notes
- Provides audit-ready, traceable documentation for every code it generates
- Flexible and scalable
Computer-assisted coding
- Designed as a tool to help human coders with their work
- Requires special training for staff
- Needs additional structured data from physicians
- Offers none to little help in understanding why the chart was coded the way it was
- Does not alleviate coding scalability constraints