OUTPATIENT CDI SERVICES

Care is moving to the outpatient setting. Does your documentation reflect the move?

Built around how your clinics, ED, ambulatory centers and profee practices run.

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Trusted by 1,250+ Hospital Facilities and Physician Groups Nationwide

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Outpatient CDI isn't inpatient CDI in a different building

A clinic, an emergency department and ambulatory surgery center each need a different approach. We help you build the right approach for each setting, focused on the providers, diagnoses and service lines with the biggest impact.

Outpatient CDI and risk adjustment support

  • HCC capture: prospective, concurrent and retrospective
  • RAF accuracy and RADV defensibility
  • Professional fee and E/M leveling support
  • ED medical necessity and NCD/LCD requirements
  • Ambulatory surgery documentation
  • Targeted education and remediation
  • RAF Vue™, our risk adjustment platform, to prioritize patients, track the work and get comprehensive reporting

How we help

We provide credentialed CDI specialists and risk adjustment coders who work alongside your team for a vacancy, a leave, a backlog, a volume spike or a leadership gap, for as long as you need them.

We can manage your full outpatient CDI program, provider education and reporting or take on a defined piece of it.

We look across documentation, coding, denials, provider patterns and risk data to show you where the real opportunity is.

An independent audit checks a sample of records for RAF accuracy and HCC capture, whether conditions are documented and coded the way the chart supports.

Targeted education that fits your team based on the patterns that matter most.

WORKING TOGETHER

Credentialed specialists and reporting on what moves the needle.

Our Promise

  • Credentialed CDI and coding specialists
  • Quality and productivity expectations agreed to upfront and revised as needed
  • Ongoing monitoring and oversight
  • Regular reporting on reviews, findings and provider trends

Missed the live session?

Complete the form to instantly access the webinar recording and presentation slides. Learn how potential Medicare Advantage auto-enrollment changes could impact outpatient CDI, risk adjustment, provider workflows, and organizational readiness and hear practical strategies from UASI experts to help your team prepare.


You'll also see how RAF Vue™ helps organizations identify high-impact risk adjustment opportunities, prioritize patients for review, and gain actionable insights to support stronger HCC capture and documentation performance.

Jessica Burrell, CPC, CRC, CDEO, CCDS-O Managing Consultant, Risk Adjustment & Strategy

Jessica Burrell, CPC, CRC, CDEO, CCDS-O 

Managing Consultant, Risk Adjustment & Strategy 

FAQs

  • How much extra work will outpatient CDI create for our physicians?

    Some.  Outpatient CDI depends on physician input, but we keep queries targeted to what affects documentation accuracy, and any education stays short and specific, not another task added to their day.

  • We already have a risk adjustment tool. Do we still need outpatient CDI?

    Yes - a tool can flag a potential gap, but it can't confirm the condition is clinically supported in the documentation, query the physician, or make the finding defensible -  that's the review work outpatient CDI does, usually alongside whatever tool you already have, not in place of it.

  • Can you help if we don't have an outpatient CDI Program?

    Yes. We can assess the opportunity, design the program, get workflows running and support your team after launch, or run the program for you. If you just need people, we can also supply staff for the roles you're building out.

  • What's the difference between an assessment and a RADV/RAF audit?

    An assessment looks broadly at where the opportunity is looking at workflows, technology, quality, and production. An audit is narrower and more specific: it confirms your HCC capture and RAF accuracy are defensible, so you're not caught off guard if CMS or a payer looks closer.