AI medical coding
Every suggested code,linked to the record.
Turn clinical notes into suggested medical codes. Check the evidence, then edit and approve each one before use.
Presenting complaint
Right knee ache after running for two weeks.M25.561Pain in right knee
No injury, swelling, locking or fever.
Background
Type 2 diabetes.E11.9Type 2 diabetes mellitus without complications
Metformin 500 mg twice daily.Z79.84Long term (current) use of oral hypoglycemic drugs
Amlodipine 5 mg once daily for hypertension.I10Essential (primary) hypertension
Examination and plan
Full range of movement. No swelling. Normal gait. BP 138/84.
Reduce running for now. Gentle exercises. Review in two weeks.
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Presenting complaint
Right knee ache after running for two weeks.
No injury, swelling, locking or fever.
Background
Type 2 diabetes.
Metformin 500 mg twice daily.
Amlodipine 5 mg once daily for hypertension.
Examination
Full range of movement. No swelling. Normal gait.
BP 138/84.
Plan
Reduce running for now. Gentle exercises.
Review in two weeks if symptoms persist.
Start typing to search current codes and the ICD-10-CM database (to add new codes).
Pain in right knee EvidenceRight knee ache after running for two weeks. M25.561Pain in right kneeReviewed
Type 2 diabetes EvidenceType 2 diabetes. E11.9Type 2 diabetes mellitus without complicationsReviewed
Long-term oral diabetes medicine EvidenceMetformin 500 mg twice daily. Z79.84Long term (current) use of oral hypoglycemic drugsReviewed
Hypertension EvidenceAmlodipine 5 mg once daily for hypertension. I10Essential (primary) hypertensionReviewed
No match in these suggestions. In Rhazes, search also covers the full code list, so you can add a code yourself.
Generated by Rhazes AI. Please review all codes before using in practice and verify against current coding guidelines.
Illustrative example with a fictional patient. Choices here are not saved.
How it works
From clinical record to reviewed codes.
01
Bring in the record
Start with the patient’s notes and the coding system your team uses.
02
Review suggested codes
See the words in the record behind each suggestion.
03
Confirm the result
Check for missing detail, edit the codes and make the final decision.
Illustrative example with a fictional patient. Codes shown for demonstration only.
Specialties and local rules
Your organisation’s rules, built in.
Upload your own code list, and Rhazes checks its suggestions against your organisation’s rules.
- Comorbidities coded alongside the main complaint
- Multiple specialties in one workspace
- Local code lists uploaded as a simple CSV
Familiar coding systems
One record. The coding system you work in.
Supports ICD, SNOMED CT, CPT and other common coding systems. Tell us about any local rules.
Evidence in the record“Right knee ache after running for two weeks. No injury.”
Suggested code
ICD-10-CM: M25.561, Pain in right knee
Also supported: CPT and other widely used coding systems.
Questions from clinicians.
Which coding systems are supported?
Rhazes supports ICD, SNOMED CT, CPT and other common coding systems. Tell us about any local rules.
Can I see why a code was suggested?
Yes. Each suggested code links to the words in the record that support it.
Are codes submitted automatically?
Final decisions stay with your clinical or coding team. Review and approve each code before use.
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