Joint counts do not survive a generic SOAP
Tender and swollen joint counts, morning stiffness, and PGA are how RA activity is justified. A ‘joints hurt’ line cannot support a biologic.
Rheumatology
Joint counts, biologic infusions, and DMARD safety — DAS28-style detail and prior-auth appeal letters drafted from the visit, not rebuilt from last year’s note.
The problem
Tender and swollen joint counts, morning stiffness, and PGA are how RA activity is justified. A ‘joints hurt’ line cannot support a biologic.
Pre-infusion vitals, screening labs, and reaction history have to live in the infusion note, not only in the quarterly clinic SOAP.
Failed MTX, TB screening, and activity scores have to be assembled into an appeal. That packet is rarely finished on the clinic day.
How Augustun fits
RA, SLE, gout, and vasculitis visits capture extra-articular findings and activity measures from the conversation.
Biologic infusion procedure notes document drug, dose, vitals, and tolerance separately from the clinic follow-up.
Inflammatory arthritis and lupus codes plus infusion administration CPTs are proposed from documented work.
Infusion notes, MSK ultrasound reports, immunosuppression safety instructions, and biologic appeal letters.
Outcomes
2+
Hours saved per rheumatologist per day on notes and appeals
28
Joint-count style activity detail captured in RA follow-up
400+
EHRs via browser extension (Epic, athena, Cerner)
FAQ
Yes. Tender/swollen joints, stiffness, and activity comments from the visit are structured into the rheumatology follow-up note.
Yes. Drug, dose, vitals, and infusion reactions are drafted into a procedure note.
Yes. Failed therapies, screening, and activity scores discussed in clinic are drafted into an appeal letter you review.
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