For cardiology practices

Run cardiology proactively, from risk scores to reimbursement

Catch progression earlier with validated risk models, organize device-era data, and bill every visit cleanly with AI-assisted coding and day-one allowed amounts.

The problems we hear most

Concrete friction points Crebral was built to remove.

Risk scores are calculated by hand

PREVENT, CHA₂DS₂-VASc, HAS-BLED, and Fracture risk are easy to skip when the EHR does not surface them.

Echo, ECG, and stress data live elsewhere

Cardiac studies are scattered across portals, PDFs, and devices instead of the patient chart.

Coding and reimbursement move slowly

E/M levels, ICD-10, and medical-necessity notes consume hours and delay payment.

How Crebral answers

Built-in capabilities mapped to this practice model.

Cardiology-native record keeping

EF, CAC scores, rhythm, stress results, and cardiology-specific lab panels live in the patient chart.

Nine validated risk models

PREVENT/ASCVD, CHA₂DS₂-VASc, HAS-BLED, Garvan, FIB-4, KFRE, Gail, PhenoAge, and FINDRISC update as labs do.

Full revenue cycle, day-one estimates

Eligibility, AI coding drafts, 837P claim submission, 835 remittance posting, and expected reimbursement before your first remittance.

1,153

safety rules screening every intervention for interactions

9

validated clinical risk models, from PREVENT to PhenoAge

100%

of AI answers cited to graded evidence — nothing from thin air

Day 1

payer reimbursement estimates, before your first remittance

How it works in practice

From intake to follow-up, in four steps.

1

Ingest the record

Import prior notes, labs, cardiac studies, and demographics from the existing EHR or PDF.

2

Assess risk and studies

The risk panel and cardiac-study timeline show progression in one view.

3

Document and code

Typed clinical notes and Sasha CDI coaching suggest E/M levels, ICD-10 codes, and medical-necessity language.

4

Submit with confidence

Claims leave with a scrub, expected allowed amount, and denial-worklist follow-up.

See Crebral built for cardiology

Get a guided walk-through focused on risk, studies, and clean reimbursement.