Function has to be in the note, not just a 7/10
PEG scores, activity, and sleep are how medical necessity is shown. A pain-score-only SOAP looks like refill mill documentation.
Pain Management
Opioid risk, injections, and function — PEG scores, MME, and ESI procedure notes drafted from the visit so PDMP and payer rules have a real chart behind them.
The problem
PEG scores, activity, and sleep are how medical necessity is shown. A pain-score-only SOAP looks like refill mill documentation.
Approach, level, steroid, and fluoro time have to match the consent. ‘ESI done’ is a denied 64483.
Failed conservative care, psych clearance, and trial results have to be assembled. That letter is a half-day if you start from a thin chart.
How Augustun fits
Follow-up visits capture function, risk, PDMP discussion, and med changes from the conversation.
ESI and other interventional notes keep level, laterality, and medication in a procedure structure.
Pain and spine codes plus injection CPTs are proposed from documented level and approach.
Chronic pain follow-up, ESI procedure notes, multidisciplinary care plans, and SCS medical-necessity letters.
Outcomes
2+
Hours saved per pain physician per day on notes and letters
PEG
Function scores captured alongside pain intensity
400+
EHRs via browser extension (Epic, athena, Modernizing Medicine)
FAQ
Yes. PEG/function, risk discussion, and medication changes from the visit are structured into the follow-up note.
Yes. Level, laterality, medication, and technique are drafted into an injection procedure note.
Yes. Failed conservative care and trial discussion are drafted into a medical-necessity letter you review.
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