Volume kills the MDM story
Urgent care lives on 99203/99213-level visits. If the note does not show data reviewed and risk, the visit undercodes — or fails a payer audit.
Urgent Care
Fast MDM, procedures, and work notes — lacerations, ECG, and return-to-work letters drafted before the next patient is roomed.
The problem
Urgent care lives on 99203/99213-level visits. If the note does not show data reviewed and risk, the visit undercodes — or fails a payer audit.
Restrictions, duration, and diagnosis language have to be printed before discharge. Writing them after a 50-visit shift is how they get generic and wrong.
Cerumen removal, I&D, and laceration repair need procedure notes plus a medical MDM note. Merging them is how 69210 and the E/M both get denied.
How Augustun fits
Chief complaint, focused exam, and MDM are drafted while you still remember which ankle was swollen.
Work/school excuse and restriction notes are generated from the same visit so front desk is not inventing dates.
Medical visit leveling and procedure codes (cerumen, laceration, ECG) are proposed from documented work.
Procedure notes, ECG interpretation, return-to-work restrictions, and excuse letters.
Outcomes
<1min
Typical review time per straightforward UC visit note
RTW
Work and school notes generated with the visit
400+
EHRs via browser extension (Experity, Epic, Practice Velocity)
FAQ
Yes. Notes are drafted from the encounter so you review and sign between patients instead of batching charts at close.
Yes. Dates, restrictions, and diagnosis language are drafted from the visit for you to edit and print.
Yes. Procedure templates (cerumen, ECG, laceration) sit alongside the medical visit note so both can be billed cleanly.
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