Operative reports drain the evening
Even with a templated dictation flow, operative reports take 15–20 minutes each. Multiply by a five-case day, and that's your evening.
Orthopedics
Operative reports, post-op visits, and PT referrals — drafted from the encounter with the right musculoskeletal ICD-10 and CPT codes.
The problem
Even with a templated dictation flow, operative reports take 15–20 minutes each. Multiply by a five-case day, and that's your evening.
Arthroscopy, joint replacement, and fracture care each have a stack of CPTs that change on subtle visit details. Easy to under-code complex cases.
Every post-op visit ends with a PT referral letter — same structure, different patient. That's the kind of repetitive copy AI was built for.
How Augustun fits
Captures approach, findings, technique, implants, and closure directly from the encounter and produces a structured operative report.
ROM, weight-bearing status, wound status, and pain — captured in the visit and dropped into a post-op template tuned to the procedure.
S/M codes by anatomy, plus arthroscopy CPT (29881/29826), joint-replacement CPT (27447/27130), and DME E-codes — proposed with rationale.
Augustun produces a structured PT referral letter at the end of the visit, ready to send — protocol, goals, frequency, and duration filled in.
Outcomes
2+
Hours saved per surgeon per day on documentation
99%
Operative-report structure compliance for MSK fields
1-click
PT referral letter ready to send at end of visit
FAQ
Yes — it captures approach, findings, technique, implants, and closure from the encounter and produces a structured operative report you can review before signing.
Yes. Augustun proposes arthroscopy CPT (29881/29826), joint replacement (27447/27130), and the matching S/M ICD-10 codes from the visit context with rationale.
Yes. At the end of the post-op visit Augustun produces a structured PT referral letter — protocol, goals, frequency, and duration — ready to send.
Start free — no credit card required. Most clinicians are live in under 10 minutes.