We were missing one CPT line on roughly every other Holter — recording vs. interpretation. Once Focus surfaced both at sign-off, our coding correctness jumped 11 points and rework dropped in half. About $112k recovered in the first quarter.
ECG uploads, stress test reports, Holter and event monitor integration, cath lab structured reporting, and CIED interrogation imports. Each device data flow auto-attaches to the encounter and prompts the correct CPT pair — so coding correctness stays high without rework.
A Holter import is two CPT lines: 93225 (recording) and 93227 (interpretation). Most legacy EHRs surface only one of them at the encounter. Multiply by stress tests, event monitors, CIED interrogations, and cath lab reports — and the gap compounds. Focus closes it.
We were missing one CPT line on roughly every other Holter — recording vs. interpretation. Once Focus surfaced both at sign-off, our coding correctness jumped 11 points and rework dropped in half. About $112k recovered in the first quarter.
Holter, event monitor, CIED, and stress test data lands directly in the chart and prompts the correct CPT pair at sign-off.
Whether you billed the technical, professional, or global component is determined per study and applied automatically.
Diagnostic + interventional CPT sets (93458 / 93459 / 92928 / 92941) prompted from the structured procedure note.
Bring a sample mix (clinic E/M, Holter, stress, CIED check) and we'll show how Focus codes each, including the modifier logic legacy systems get wrong.