TOOLS FOR THE WORK BEHIND CARE
From operation reports to MBS guidance and invoice evidence.
Clinical paperwork, made clear.
FICTIONAL CASE / 001
PROCEDURE & FINDINGS
The procedure and operative findings are recorded in the report.
The technique is described, with evidence supporting the documented work.
One additional detail needs confirmation before an item can be considered.
REPORT-SUPPORTED GUIDANCE
Evidence supports consideration of an item.
“The technique is described, with evidence supporting the documented work.”
Resolve the documentation gap first.
Built around the care.
Useful for the work around it.
FROM REPORT TO REVIEW
Bring the report, the relevant rules and the reasoning into the same view. Itemise gives your practice a practical starting point for each coding decision.
Paste text, upload a document or capture your notes. Itemise brings the documented procedure into one review, individually or in batches of up to 20.
Review relevant descriptors, explanatory notes and schedule-fee calculations alongside the operation report. See what supports each suggestion.
Follow a finding back to the clinical evidence. See which details need confirmation and why they matter before you choose your codes.
Accept or amend suggestions and retain the original findings. Keep a useful history of the evidence, source versions and decisions behind each review.
INSIDE ITEMISE
Read the extracted evidence before moving to the coding suggestions.
FICTIONAL CASE / 001
PROCEDURE & FINDINGS
The procedure and operative findings are recorded in the report.
The technique is described, with evidence supporting the documented work.
One additional detail needs confirmation before an item can be considered.
REPORT-SUPPORTED GUIDANCE
Evidence supports consideration of an item.
“The technique is described, with evidence supporting the documented work.”
Resolve the documentation gap first.
The documented procedure.
The supporting detail.
The question still to ask.
Clinical support + relevant MBS source
An illustration of evidence-linked guidance.
CLARITY, WITH CONTEXT
The operation report is the starting point. Review the documented work against the relevant MBS descriptors and explanatory notes, with the evidence beside each suggestion.
SUPPORT YOUR JUDGEMENT
Good tools make the reasoning easier to review. They show what is supported, what needs another look and what remains uncertain, so the responsible person can make the decision.
Care Coder brings that approach to the work behind care: useful guidance, visible evidence and a record of your review.
Meet Greenlight CareReview the reason and the source.
Ask what changes the coding.
Keep both connected to the review.
Illustrative review states. Guidance supports the reviewer.
TWO TOOLS. ONE APPROACH.
For the people delivering care.
And the people reviewing its evidence.
Turn operation reports into evidence-linked MBS guidance. Review relevant items, clinical support and schedule-fee calculations before choosing your codes.
Coding guidance for documented care. Itemise does not submit claims.
Bring billed lines and clinical evidence into the same review. Inspect the reasons behind findings and record the reviewer’s decision.
The current demonstration uses fictional data. Live intake is closed; Vouch does not approve claims or make payments.
A LITTLE MORE CLARITY
Care Coder is the home for Itemise and Vouch, by Greenlight Care. Greenlight Care focuses on employee support, recovery and return to work; Care Coder focuses on clinical paperwork, coding and invoice evidence.
Itemise is available for controlled testing. Explore a fictional case first, or create a test workspace to review its workflow and access conditions.
Vouch is in development, with a local demonstration using fictional data. Live intake is closed. Contact us to discuss the demonstration and potential evaluation.
The responsible clinician or authorised reviewer. The tools organise evidence and provide guidance for review. Itemise does not submit claims, and Vouch does not approve claims or make payments.
CLINICAL PAPERWORK, MADE CLEAR.
See the evidence-first approach in action.
Start with a fictional Itemise case, or talk through the tools with us.