Billing
Coding, and the time it quietly takes
Invoices sit with the care they came from, and the codes are findable in one search box.
One search box, every column.
Coding is where small practices lose money and hours. The code lives in one manual, the modifier in another, and the difference between paid and denied is a suffix somebody memorized years ago.
LogBlues keeps a searchable procedure reference built in. Type a procedure name, a partial code, or a description, and it matches across every column at once.
- CPT — the procedure code
- HCPCS — supplies and drugs
- ICD-10-CM — the diagnosis it hangs on
- Modifiers — the suffix that decides whether it pays
- Revenue codes — where it lands on the claim
A reference, not a clearinghouse.
Search "venipuncture" and you get 36415 with its supply code and diagnosis beside it. No tab-switching, no second subscription to a coding lookup, no calling the biller to ask.
The reference ships with the procedures a small clinic bills most often, and it grows. It is a working reference rather than a claims clearinghouse, and we would rather say so here than let you find out later.
Money where the care is.
- Attached to the visit that generated it.
- Balances and outstanding amounts roll up to the dashboard, so what is owed is on the first screen you see.
- Payment status visible from the chart.
Where this sits
This is one part of LogBlues, the local-first practice workspace by LogBlues. The full picture is on the features page, and the product page shows it running.